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Job vacancies grew at their fastest rate in 24 years in June - but so did staff shortages, research finds

A senior public health official said "difficult decisions" must be made amid staff absences and rising admissions.

BBC News NI understands 26 July will be discussed for the next relaxation of restrictions.

The first minister announces the latest developments as case numbers remain high.

A council says its homelessness services "cannot cope" unless more emergency accommodation is built.

It is thought tablets are being sold as Valium and Xanax, prompting a warning from health officials.

Sir Keir Starmer will have talks with political leaders and meet police and students.

More than 100 new posts will be created as part of the deployment of Poseidon maritime aircraft at the Moray base.

Care home residents join forces with artists to tell their story of the coronavirus lockdown.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The cytosponge will be offered to some patients as a non-invasive alternative to an endoscopy.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

The Wildlife Trusts says its schemes will aid the fight against climate change and help nature.

Fishermen say they have had "no respect" from officials over plans to catch and release tuna.

Tories tell Rob Roberts not to come back as his suspension for sexual harassment ends.

The change to make it the default speed limit in Wales' residential areas will come in within a year.