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The TV and stand-up star talks about loneliness, family, food and his viral Tom Hiddleston video.

Trade bodies and unions say the UK is slipping behind other nations on green investment.

Foreign travellers from Wales will be able to use private PCR tests from 21 September.

Northern Ireland's first and deputy first ministers applaud the team who beat Mayo in the All-Ireland final.

The Finsbury Park mosque attacker was stabbed by an inmate while serving a life sentence for murder.

Like Trigger's Broom from Only Fools and Horses, the bridge doesn't have much from its first build.

Skyla Whiting died with sepsis days after becoming unwell with an upset tummy in May 2018.

The Cwmaman band will play two nights with Tom Jones and Catfish and The Bottlemen in Cardiff.

Union leaders say the Army should be deployed and "pop-up" wards erected at A&E departments to ease ambulance waits.

A major search and rescue operation was launched to rescue the woman after her fall.

It comes as some Welsh boards postpone routine surgery and halt some visits as Covid cases rise.

The total number of deaths linked to coronavirus in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,447.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

One local said a mouse had gnawed its way into her bedroom because they are too close to homes.

Charles Wolf's wife Katherine was killed while working in the World Trade Center's north tower.

A British man is among six arrested on a luxury yacht carrying more than two tonnes of cocaine.

Mothers on strict budgets and a poverty charity call for the universal credit boost to remain.

The resignation of Celtic's chief executive and the highest ever Covid infection rate makes the front pages.