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Former deputy chief constable Stephen Martin faces questions over Sinead McGrotty's case in 2012.

Patrick McDaid secured release from custody after Raymond McCartney lodged £50,000 cash surety.

Schools will get guidance on how to use the money to improve the mental health of children and staff.

Wales host Scotland in the Six Nations on Saturday and it's set to be another busy day for rail staff.

A High Court ruling earlier this year said councils had to meet in person, rather than online.

Martin Ward, from Belvoir Court in Lisburn, admitted wounding his cousin in September 2020.

Robin Swann says measures including extra pharmacy walk-in clinics and hubs will accelerate uptake.

Keyron Curtis, 21, was assaulted by Daniel Howells-Thomas outside a pub last month.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths recorded by the Department of Health is 2,820.

Christopher Stalford says the scheme does not address the underlying problems in the health service.

Karen Jankulak says it is "hard to understand" why nothing replaced a health board's service.

Project Stratum promises to deliver full-fibre broadband to rural properties in Northern Ireland.

It was set to be bulldozed to make way for HS2. What next for the Shimmer estate, near Doncaster?

John-Paul Marks will take over from Leslie Evans at the top of Scotland's civil service in January.

Labour says the move to change the way care costs are covered will hit the poorest hardest.

A "lottery" on whether blameless scam victims are reimbursed is set to be strengthened by a law change.

Combined "enduring" operations will use the "full range of capabilities", the two nations say.