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People like Andy Malkinson, who cleared his name after 17 years in jail, will no longer pay "bed and board".

The Met Office issued a yellow warning for rain on Saturday which ended at 11:00 BST.

Many people in Furnace believe they have been kept in the dark over who will arrive and when.

One business owner says the school summer holiday makes up more than half of his turnover.

The first storm to be named by the Met Office this year has brought "unseasonably" strong winds.

The Hollywood actor joined celebrity owners to watch Wrexham's defeat to MK Dons.

The hometown of gay rights campaigner Mark Ashton hosted the event on Portrush's West Strand.

Work to install new lifts at Warwick train station to improve accessibility has been paused.

A man was found with facial injuries at a roundabout and there was a fire at a flat in the Waterside.

The culprits are likely to have some knowledge about beekeeping and to have stolen them at night.

Concerns about school pupils and a report on police compensation payments lead Saturday's papers.

Researchers are looking at how pregnant runners' bodies change as mums call for clear guidance.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

Will there be a happy-ever-after ending for Stormont, or is it more Mission Impossible?

Liam Riddick imagined filming Hollywood dance routines as a boy. Being a Ken made it come true.

Hollie Lawrence, 19, describes how she and her boyfriend were severely burned in the explosion.

The mother of a deaf baby says vital sign language classes are expensive and not easy to access.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.