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Papaipit Linse, 42, has been charged with the murder of Louis Linse.

A union says plans to replace Port Talbot blast furnaces will devastate local communities.

A Lisburn man urges vigilance after his sister's funeral was used by fraudsters to ask for money.

The government has stopped suspending claims flagged as suspicious by an AI fraud detection tool.

More than 60 families have signed a letter calling on the Scottish government to make changes to the law.

The amount of cocaine in Mouayed Bashir's blood suggested "chronic or heavy" use, an inquest hears.

Showjumper Katie Simpson died in hospital after an incident in County Londonderry in 2020.

William Finlay admits stabbing Alyson Nelson in her home in Whitehead in April 2022.

Milder, unsettled weather is to move in this weekend, with the potential for some stormy conditions.

Andrew Miller, also known as Amy George, committed the offence while dressed as a woman.

People are encouraged to have the MMR jab, as cases of measles are on the increase.

People have forgotten how miserable it is to have measles, a top health official warns.

Laser weapons are seen as a potential low-cost alternative to missiles for shooting down drones.

He joined the UUP shortly after quitting the DUP in 2021 over the removal of Arlene Foster as leader.

The Irish government formally lodged a case at the European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday.

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Sales during December tumbled by 3.2% as shoppers stocked up earlier on Black Friday discounts.

The chancellor says that tax cuts would help the economy be more dynamic and grow faster.