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More than 150,000 signed a petition started by a teen urging Nike to sell goalie kit.

Scotland's tourism operators are calling for a pause on plans to license short-term accommodation.

Private financiers will bank transfer fees when a string of PFI contracts for public buildings in Scotland end.

Rodney was found on the street, hours away from death, but now lives in south Wales.

The health board that treated Farrah Moseley-Brown admits failings in her care.

The number of asylum applications increased by almost a fifth in a year, the Home Office says.

Final offers to save the 90-year-old retail chain must be submitted by Friday.

Officers tried to stop a stolen vehicle on the Falls Road in west Belfast on Thursday.

Tens of thousands more 16-year-olds will need to retake their papers in England.

The party's annual accounts show that its income and membership both dropped last year.

Despite improvements in longest waits, numbers on hospital waiting lists rise for a fourth month.

Pride event organiser Andrew Way, 61, tried to engage in sexual communication with a 14-year-old.

Two men were injured in the attack at a property in Bradbury place on Thursday morning.

Kellie Armstrong was speaking as a group of 200 US politicians visited Stormont.

Joel Lia was at the wheel of the vehicle an hour before the three teenagers were killed.

Firefighters and police officers from across Scotland have protested over budget cuts and pay talks.

Services face disruption in Cardiff, Gwynedd and Wrexham as workers in the Unite union take action.

The focus is the public sector where most workers are getting pay awards below the rate of inflation.