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The award has been funded by Action Renewables to mark the charity's 20th anniversary.

A 22-foot replica has been built a stone's throw from where the tragic liner left Belfast in 1912.

Confidence the campus will be built by 2027 is "negatively impacted" by absence of an executive.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

The Welsh government is to give more detail on the concrete issue in schools on Friday.

Eve Betts describes getting death threats as a survey shows four in five women are abused online.

The former prime minister recalls meeting the late Queen when she was asked to form a government.

A year after taking the throne, the BBC's Sean Coughlan looks at what King Charles has done differently.

A seamstress has made commemorative teddies to mark the anniversary of Elizabeth II's death.

The Torch has faced tough times after Covid and a 93% reduction in funding.

Board sets out a timeframe for recruitment of a new police chief after an eight-hour meeting.

Plans to expand the oil terminal at Cloghan Point near Whitehead received 400 letters of objection.

Some students in Bangor and Wrexham are said to be travelling from homes in the north of England.

The Unison, Unite and GMB unions say thousands of non-teaching staff will walk out from 26 to 28 September.

Temperatures pass 30C (86F) for four consecutive days, and more hot weather is on the way.

Dogs bought during lockdown may only now be starting to have behaviour problems, the RSPCA says.

The family of Mathew Chapman, 32, said he was "loved by all who met and knew him".

The family of a girl killed in a crash wait to hear if the driver's prison sentence is increased.

First minister insists road deaths will fall, 10 days before Wales' lower limit comes into force.