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The call for a bypass goes back 60 years, with a route around the village previously planned.

Mal O'Hara tells his party conference one party should not be able to "pull the whole place down".

Jim Allister criticised other unionist leaders and the new Brexit deal for NI at the party's conference.

Summer praised at Children of Wales Awards for using her experiences to help other ill youngsters.

Sara Lewis, 55, who has to use an oxygen bottle, spends six hours a day on the bench in her village.

HIV Scotland is to be wound up after nearly 30 years following a series of "significant challenges".

The future of community football complex could be in doubt due to a dispute over an unpaid bill.

The cancellation of the King's state visit to France and a Scot jailed for child abuse make the papers.

There is a "familial connection" between the accused and Alesia Nazarova, the court hears.

Other proposals to attract tourists include a water sports hub and a glamping site.

BBC Politics East talks to voters about the requirement for Voter ID at polling stations in May.

Leader Jane Dodds will say the party offers a "generous vision for our country" at a conference.

Women feel they are being forced to risk their safety when house hunting due to financial pressures.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

Oisín Traynor, who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy, was shown a patrol car and given a police patch.

The saying "mad as a March hare" has certainly rung true about our weather, writes Cee Daly.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The officer who helped bring peace to Northern Ireland tells the BBC he defied orders from the government.

When Patriotic Alternative started targeting a Welsh town, the community found a way to push back.