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A couple are amazed to spot the rare bird of prey on a fence in a suburban park.

Ian Jeffers is to step down from the role to take up a new position with a peace-building charity.

Curtis Warren was jailed for 13 years in 2009 after being convicted of trafficking drugs to Jersey.

The BBC has been told the chancellor is considering cutting some taxes in his Autumn Statement.

Owain Hammett-George pleads not guilty to dangerous driving, causing two deaths and serious injury.

Owen Midwinter says he should be looking forward to Christmas but is worried he'll lose his house.

Police are investigating after a Labour MP who abstained on the Gaza vote had her office vandalised.

A breakdown of where the government's money comes from and where it goes.

There are fears for 3,000 jobs at the steelworks as its owner looks to decarbonise the works.

The female Wales supporter involved warned others after the incident in the Armenian capital.

Inheritance tax is again creating political debate so how does it work and who pays?

The Scottish government has set out its plans for EU membership in an independent Scotland.

The charity event raised £51m for disadvantaged children and young people last year.

The PM says he will "take on" anyone who stands in the way of emergency laws to push through the scheme.

Mark Lang, 54, died of his injuries weeks after being dragged under his delivery van.

It is part of a major review of cervical screening in Northern Ireland, dating back to 2008.

The system allows GPs to send prescriptions directly to pharmacies, without needing a paper form.

An inspection finds police failures could have left "vulnerable people at risk of serious harm".

The warning is in effect from Friday evening until Saturday morning for southern parts of County Down.