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Catherine Sheldon says she is now having to leave the property, with nowhere else to go that she can afford.

Jo Farrell, who joins from Durham Constabulary, is the first woman to lead the Scottish force.

A £325m cash injection, as well as refinancing £600m of debt, will enable it to keep expanding, it says.

Thermometers in Derrylin recorded 22.5C on Sunday, about 8C above the normal October temperature.

Rhys Dobson was walking home after a night out when he was killed in a hit-and-run.

Mental health workers say plans to reduce police at assessments put them in "grave danger".

AFC Rumney girls will play with the In da Club rapper's name on their kits this season.

Campaigners strapped them to Antony Gormley's statues as they called for increased paternity leave.

Despite pessimism before the tournament, Wales reach the World Cup quarter-finals in some style.

Police say a man suffered serious head injuries after he was found unconscious in Dungannon.

Packages and holdalls believed to contain cocaine are washing up on England's south coast.

Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens says a Labour UK government would "work out" Wales' transport needs.

A group of north Belfast parents are ensuring their children can ride to school safely while having fun.

The attack by Hamas on Israel and Labour's plans for government make Scotland's front pages.

Workers and shoppers tell us what they'll miss about the brand as the final stores close.

People are being "set up to fail" once they are granted refugee status, the charity says.

Vince Sjodin's enormous cucumber is 4ft long and weighs the same as a mountain bike.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

A report highlights how play decreases fear and long-lasting trauma for when children are in hospital.