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The Welsh brewery chain says the coronavirus pandemic has put the business under "financial pressure".

Scotland's front pages are dominated by the prospect of even tougher level four restrictions.

Devolved government, new courts and rules on freemasons and universities were all included.

The fishing industry has been the most totemic of issues for Brexiteers.

As a trade border between NI and GB looms, BBC News NI looks at the key moments in the process.

Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill took part in the debate to give their contrasting perspectives.

Rain could cause flooding and affect travel across parts of Wales, the Met Office warns.

Scottish ministers want drivers moving perishable goods such as seafood to be prioritised as France eases its travel ban.

36,700 redundancies were planned in Britain in November, the lowest figure since March

With the restrictions due to change for one day, we give the answers to some of your queries.

A seabed survey shows "encouraging" results say developers behind tidal energy project in Flintshire.

EU nationals and those transporting goods internationally can return - if they have a recent negative test.

Dozens of countries, alarmed by a new coronavirus variant, have suspended travel links with the UK.

A ban from the Irish Republic and NI would help stop the spread of Covid-19, says Michelle O'Neill.

A witness reports seeing a female leaving a vehicle and approaching the scene of the incident.

With less than two weeks until the end of transition, we look at the challenges to come at British borders.

Neath Port Talbot folk stay loyal and name council gritting machines after local celebrities.

There are also 2,761 new reported cases as rates continue to rise across the country.

The clinics will be set up for over-80s once the vaccine is given approval by regulators in the UK.