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The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Results are expected to be closer to pre-pandemic standards, though still higher than 2019.

Oil and gas industry to remain and train driver's warning after teenager's death makes Scotland's papers.

Results in England are set to fall to 2019 levels, after Covid disruption led to spikes in top grades.

The Education Authority says it will do all it can as 20 families wait to hear on a school place.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

The Martin Property Group hopes to transform Belfast's Marlborough House into 120 apartments.

Experts are not too concerned about a new variant of Covid but say monitoring should continue.

Scotland's genealogy website gave a researcher unauthorised access to birth, death and marriage certificates.

The default speed limit on restricted roads across Wales is set to be cut to 20mph in September.

Tens of thousands of pupils in Wales are finding out if they have got the grades to get into uni.

A series of pools dug on Joe Orgee's farm are designed to trap nutrients before they enter streams.

Network Rail writes to Oxford residents acknowledging that noise would be "unavoidable".

C N Wright has been a feature of the high street in Codnor, Derbyshire, since 1888.

Some students face tough decisions after finding out their A-level results on Thursday.

Emergency services were called to the scene at Waun Fach on Tuesday.

Police can ask people to remove anything hiding their identity amid concern over balaclava wearers.

Trains were halted after a cyclist slipped at a level crossing near Ely, Network Rail says.

The police say the arrest was made by detectives investigating criminality linked to the breach.