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A man in his 80s was in the house at Lenadoon Avenue when the fire started on Wednesday morning.

It is understood someone dangled an object from a bridge on the London-Edinburgh mainline.

The strike in Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon has seen more than 500,000 missed bin collections.

It comes after a cap on the price of electricity and gas is announced by the government.

Network Rail says Honiton tunnel is one of the most at-risk sites in the south of England.

The Energy Bill Relief Scheme will cap wholesale energy prices for all firms for six months.

In audio exclusively obtained by the BBC the pilot says he heard a "bang" on a previous flight.

Queen Margrethe II attended Queen Elizabeth's funeral and is now Europe's longest-serving head of state.

The latest cost-of-living support payments include grants worth £150 for six million disabled people.

The Herbert Protocol helps to trace people with dementia if they go missing.

The Scottish Conservatives have withdrawn a job offer to a man accused of inventing parts of his CV.

How does a government borrow money, and when does it have to pay it back?

The late monarch was laid to rest with her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, in Windsor on Monday.

The US president will urge the PM to resolve tensions with the EU and protect peace in Northern Ireland.

Why a quiet corner of Wales gave William and Catherine a taste of relatively normal life for a time.

The King travels to Scotland to mourn privately and the PM's proposals to cut taxes lead the papers.

Survivors say orders to protect them from their abusers are "not worth the paper they're written on".