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Relatives of elderly residents want the "unnecessary" restriction to be dropped.

AMP, part of the Ardagh Group, says it intends to have the factory operating next year.

Some of the ewes were expecting twins at the time they died.

A man accused of murdering five-year-old Logan Mwangi denies lying about putting his body in a sports bag.

Former Love Island contestant Dr Alex George says it followed his purchase of Welsh holiday homes.

Scots are reminded they have less than a month to complete the national census.

Mark Drakeford blames the Conservatives for the cost-of-living crisis, at an event in Bridgend.

Mark and Hannah Henry from Craigavon pleaded guilty to several counts of cruelty against dogs.

About 50 firefighters dealt with the blaze at Linamar car components factory in Dunmurry.

Megan Pollitt, 18, was found collapsed in the bathroom of her student flat in Cardiff.

Hospital worker Shannon Finan, who has a history of anorexia, says it will put pressure on some.

Residents want to see alternatives to a car park at the former Dinorwig power station visitor site.

Jamie Wallis says his own government's decision to exclude transgender people from ban is wrong.

The drugs from Colombia are seized at Southampton Docks and weigh about 3.7 tonnes.

Metro operator Nexus says passenger numbers are down on pre-Covid levels but are slowly recovering.

Scotland's health boards say there is unprecedented pressure on services due to Covid and staff shortages.

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch is among a host of stars to take to the stage as in-person events return.

Most people in England no longer get free PCRs or LFTs, and rules vary across the rest of the UK.