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Police were called after "suspicious" behaviour near the residence of the Scottish first minister.

Ken Skates says ministers could have considered Cardiff Airport sale had there been no pandemic.

Owain Emanuel delights millions of children across the world by helping bring Bluey to life.

The charges include affray, disorderly behaviour and assault after the incident in Newtownards.

Vaccines will be offered to over 75s, care home residents and people with a weakened immune system.

Ieuan Davies had to spend £932 on alternative flight after being told he was not on outbound flight.

Terrorism investigation officers were involved in the operation into dissident republican activity.

Mountain rescue team says "no Instagram story is worth the risk" after noting a rise in risk taking.

Pupils and teachers are said to be "shell-shocked" as they face "horrendous" delays at Dover.

Plans for five "hermit" huts given the go-ahead at Christian retreat, offering only "basic" comfort.

The first poll since Humza Yousaf became FM and criticism of the Scottish Greens make the papers.

A pensioner from Essex is facing having to pay £150 a year to visit his parents' graves in the zone.

Scotland's "abundance of grey" sees it substitute for Moscow in a new film about the video game.

Police Scotland has fewer officers than when it was formed a decade ago but the demands are as great as ever.

The visitor attraction, which once housed notorious criminals, was flooded during Storm Christoph.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

A producer on the star-studded blockbuster says NI's scenery was a perfect fit for the production.

The number of public highway street chargers varies by more than 2,500 across London boroughs.