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An effigy of Lt Col Lundy is burnt at the annual event marking the 17th Century siege of the city.

Lifeboats, coastguard teams and a rescue helicopter were used after the alarm was raised.

The proposals look to improve journey times around Chippenham.

The 58-year-old was shot at close range outside his home and died at the scene, according to police.

The alleged assault happened on Obins Street in Portadown on Friday night, say the police.

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Some historians doubt if teachers have the training or resources needed to deliver the lessons.

Motorcyclist dies and another motorist is hurt in a crash after an attempted police traffic stop.

Public Health Scotland say more than 430 cases of the infection have been recorded in two weeks.

A businessman is arrested on suspicion of money laundering at his multi-million-pound London home.

Residents say up to 1,000 lorries a day pass through the village to avoid detouring onto A roads.

The short-lived prime minister was in a hurry to get things done, her former speechwriter tells the BBC.

Refugees from war-torn Ukraine living on a ship in Edinburgh will stay there until June next year.

Bill payers should get £66 a month from October but some prepayment customers have yet to receive help.

The extent of the disruption is becoming clear as schools inform families about strike-related closures

A warning about the state of GP services and an 11-year low for mortgage approvals makes the papers.

Farmers are waiting for clarity over what post-EU support they will get to improve the environment.

A construction firm in mid Wales has gone from having one apprentice to eight.