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Rishi Sunak says the action against the Iranian-backed group is "necessary and proportionate".

Everything we know so far about strikes against the Houthis in Yemen

The rate at which prices are rising has fallen but still remains above the 2% inflation target.

Ulster University, Titanic Hotel and the Crown bar in Belfast are among the movie's locations.

A basic guide to how the health of the economy is measured, and why that calculation matters.

Black Friday helped to boost the economy, figures show, but the risk of recession remains.

A union member is fearful more junior doctors will leave for extra cash in England and Scotland.

Police were called to a stabbing incident in the Heron Way area of Derry on Thursday.

Those opposed to the solar farm on the Gwent Levels say it could put the area under threat.

Residents must now walk more than half a mile on roads without pavements to the nearest stop.

Overnight attacks on Houthi rebels and Scotland's ban on XL Bully dogs are making the front pages.

A 46-mile diversion will be put in place for a four-mile journey between two Welsh towns.

Ashley Hall has also been diagnosed with bile acid malabsorption, which leaves him in constant pain.

Landowners, including the Ashdown Forest Trust, have drawn up plans to restore the local landscape.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

A pilot scheme allowing journalists and bloggers into the courts in England and Wales is being extended.

The large-scale strikes - including on the capital, Sanaa - come after repeated Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping.

The firm smeared postmasters in a failed bid to suppress evidence of their innocence, the BBC reveals.

Cled Jones made the payments after the Post Office insisted he owed them money.