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The Met Office yellow warning covers travellers across the whole of Scotland on Tuesday.

Officials agree to install a bench years after an inquiry recommended a permanent memorial.

Chris Heaton-Harris holds further meetings with Stormont parties, but there is still no deal.

Tens of thousands of public sector workers are due to walk out on Thursday in a dispute over pay.

It is the first time the hearings have taken place outside of London since it began in August 2022.

Assaults on three women by a pro rugby player is shocking but not surprising, Jess Davies says.

Schools, healthcare, and transport will all be affected by Thursday's industrial action.

Public authorities, including schools and councils, can request a free, framed photograph of the King.

Reports on social media suggest drivers and other staff members have been made redundant.

Vaughan Gething says public need to have a say in review on controversial speed limit.

An inquest into the death of Mouayed Bashir, who died after being restrained by police, is underway.

The owners of a nursery destroyed in an industrial estate fire say they are "heartbroken".

An off-duty fire officer saw distressed children near a river in which a boy died, an inquest hears.

Forestry and conservation groups say cutbacks could "torpedo" Scotland's tree planting ambitions.

Ryan Eastwood, 30, was sentenced to three years in prison at Dungannon Crown Court.

Forecasters say there could be ice and snow in large parts of Wales on Wednesday and Thursday.

Hundreds of operations and thousands of appointments are postponed as Wales' junior doctors strike.

Members of the Aslef train drivers' union are taking more action in its long-running dispute over pay.

Parts of Northern Ireland wake up to snow, while many face icy conditions on Monday morning.