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In a BBC interview, Christian Lindner invites the UK to discuss a closer relationship with the EU.

Warren Gatland's side have navigated through the pool stage and enter the quarter final favourites.

Kyran will need a skin and muscle graft to restore his palm, doctors have said.

The escapologist was doing rehearsals in October 2021 when he was seriously injured.

Scotland's first minister had shared an emotional plea for help from his mother-in-law in Gaza.

The first minister says support for independence remains high despite the challenges his party faces.

Garry Pettigrew vows to sue after a prosecution claiming he broke waste rules was dropped.

It is believed the assailant climbed scaffolding surrounding the tower and changed the time.

The widow of Lance Corporal Bernard Mongan believes he may have killed himself after being bullied.

Craig Maxwell is determined to keep completing fundraising challenges as long as possible.

The two-car crash happened on the Irvinestown Road on Wednesday afternoon.

St David's Hall will be closed until at least January as reopening date is pushed back again.

Chicken factory-set Chuck Chuck Baby shows "women don't lose anything" as they age, says director.

The high street retailer says it can no longer take over the former Wilko site in Aberdare.

Nigel Hunt loses his university role after saying Welsh road signs are "potentially dangerous".

Father of two Eamonn O'Hanlon died after being stabbed in the chest in Gilford in May 2022.

More than 100,000 households were in temporary accommodation by the end of March - a 25-year high.

Fifty people were moved out of the building after sawdust caught fire, causing a dust explosion.