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The male driver fled on foot after the vehicle was spotted being driven 'erratically' in Belfast.

A west Belfast priest says more needs to be done by the PSNI after a series of murders in the city.

Former PM Liz Truss and One Nation MP Sir Robert Buckland join the fray in pushing for changes.

Street lighting in Presteigne and Norton will turn off or dim to reduce light pollution.

Health officials say the strike including nurses, midwives and healthcare staff will be unprecedented.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the boy's death and the woman is in custody.

The prince praised their "outstanding efforts" during their motor neurone disease charity fundraising.

A councillor warns of damage to the town if the bus station and toilets are closed to save money.

The Royal couple hear stories from people whose homes were damaged, and those who helped them.

Police treat the note as a hate crime which has distressed people in the house where it was left.

Analysis of the past three years, and what are the latest figures telling us?

Witnesses say Christopher Kapessa, 13, began panicking after entering the water before he drowned.

The first minister has pledged to overturn the convictions of everyone affected - but how could it be done?

Sir Jonathan Thompson says inflation has added up to £10bn to cost of London to Birmingham stretch.

Uncle and his nephew change pleas after attack saw one man taken to hospital and four others bitten.

However, the pass rate for GCSE English resits went up from the rates in recent years.

He wants a new settlement with the EU, as research suggests Brexit has cost London's economy £30bn.