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All-female Celtic music band Heisk was born when its members realised they were the only women at a gig.

Mounting pressure from the Covid inquiry revelations and a "backdoor" to university places make the front pages.

More than 60 farmers have joined forces to unlock funding to restore rare wildlife to the area.

A skier hoping to carve on every peak in Wales has bagged one of the country's rarest slopes.

A teacher took football's authorities to court so Newport could play teams like Manchester United.

Ex-workers of ASW say the scheme to replace their lost pensions is getting less valuable each year.

One of just two Sikh temples in NI is to re-open after an accidental fire in 2021.

A new generation of actors and filmmakers are finding confidence in the island's film successes.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Zoe Rainey is going for gold after collecting eight coveted Blue Peter badges for her achievements.

An investigation by the Ministry of Defence is ongoing into Sapper Connor Morrison's death.

Toy and games sales fell last year as family finances were stretched but one group is bucking the trend.

The date marks the anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camp at Auschwitz in 1945.

The UUP leader says details of any proposed deal to restore Stormont should be made available to all.

The King, who went into hospital on Friday morning, is said to be "doing well" after the procedure.

Police say the missing woman's family has been informed after a body is found.

Vaughan Gething also promises to ease M4 congestion in his bid to become Wales' next first minister.

Lee Phillips, a firefighter and fitness trainer from south Wales, says it is his "coolest" job.