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Despite an attack being expected, emails seen by the BBC show embassy staff directing Afghans to the gate.

It offers payments to people injured during the Troubles but is more than a year behind schedule.

A meeting of the Stormont Executive on Wednesday to discuss restrictions has been postponed until next week.

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Scotland's first minister says the SNP-Green deal could represent "a new and better way of doing politics".

£11m has been spent on land at a business park which has been unused since 2000.

NI's economy minister says there will be "real problems" if grace periods expire on 1 October.

The foreign secretary says the number of UK nationals still in Afghanistan is in the "low hundreds".

Fined drivers paid more than £638,000 to the government over a four month period.

Schools, colleges and universities in Wales are promised air monitors and ozone disinfecting machines.

Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater will take up junior ministerial positions as part of the SNP-Green deal.

Nicola Sturgeon delivers a statement on the power sharing agreement, saying it is one which required a "leap of faith".

Three men are in hospital after two unrelated stabbing incidents in Cardiff over the weekend.

The devolved governments urge a rethink over plans to stop the extra £20-a-week payment in October.

The farming industry in Scotland urges ministers to provide a new agricultural support package.

More aircraft have returned to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, bringing troops back from Kabul.