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But opponents of nuclear energy say they are "appalled" at the focus of the UK's energy strategy.

The party's leader in the Senedd will promise to build "stronger, safer communities".

Public Health Scotland is looking into eleven cases across four health boards in the central belt.

It was sent out to help in war efforts, but was hit while parked at a children's hospital.

The number of college students who left their studies increases in the years covering the pandemic.

Russell Marsh stabbed and strangled Jade in a bedroom as their four children slept.

Rosaleen Wilson was asleep as her bedroom was burgled twice in two days in west Belfast this week.

Oxfordshire County Council adopted a policy to serve plant-based meals to tackle climate change.

Airbus workers cancel plans to go on strike following talks with management.

Logan Mwangi's mother says his stepfather and a 14-year-old boy attacked Logan days before he died.

Andrew Ian Vance, 47, will spend a minimum of six years in prison over the killing of Timothy Graham in Bangor.

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

How is the government helping Ukrainian refugees come to the UK?

A total of 27 people have been charged in connection with the disorder in Mayhill last year.

Police began a murder probe into the death of Doreen Morris in 1994 but the case remains unsolved.

The 1,700 space facility, sited close to the existing HMP Gartree, faced strong local opposition.