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Councils expect a combined shortfall of £394.8m over the next two years, leaving services at risk.

A road that has seen 15 crashes in under two years needs improving, according to a Senedd member.

The Police Federation and unionist parties criticise the PSNI's leadership following a court ruling.

Sara Burch linked the actions of David TC Davies to aspects of the Holocaust in a social media post.

Inboxes of former staff have been wiped, potentially destroying evidence for the Covid-19 inquiry.

The rule changes concerns the definition of which goods qualify for "unfettered access" when moving from NI to GB.

Politicians want to gain credibility by playing pop songs - but musicians don't want to lose theirs.

The hotel in Surrey hosted the signing of a Brexit deal by Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen.

The prime minister declines to respond to stinging criticism in the former MP's resignation letter.

More than 9,500 children were assessed as being homeless as of March this year.

Work to remove or make old coal tips safe could be "devastating" for important wildlife, experts say.

Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill calls on the UK government to withdraw its controversial legacy bill.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says extra money for public services must come from economic growth.

Plans to change how the legal profession is regulated prompt a backlash from some lawyers and judges.

The Mid Bedfordshire seat is up for grabs after Nadine Dorries quit with a scathing resignation letter.

The aim is to help people get their voices heard in island politics, say organisers.

More than two months after saying she would go, she tells Rishi Sunak "history will not judge you kindly".

The Tory MP published the eviscerating letter she wrote to Rishi Sunak.

The party, led by Alex Salmond, has previously called for a single pro-independence candidate.