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More than 1,000 people are expected to join the Olympic champion in the online ride to fund a cure for MND.

Medals won by a Welshman who took part in a daring war mission could fetch £80,000 at auction.

It is the first time a crossing has been recorded since 16 December, possibly due to poor weather.

A new biography of the King says he was picking mushrooms when he was told of his mother's death.

A councillor says the roundabouts give a false sense of security to vehicles coming from side roads.

Concerns over the deaths of new and expectant mothers and airstrikes in Yemen make Scotland's front pages.

The Oscar-tipped movie ditched Glasgow for other European cities, angering the book's fans.

The UK defence secretary says the world is "running out of patience" with attacks.

Research says involuntary celibate men make "fundamental errors" about what women want in a partner.

Northern Ireland is now the only UK jurisdiction with no active plans to ban the dog breed.

In Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, many playgrounds are at risk of closure over safety concerns.

Like to party but can't stay up late? Vicky McClure and Jonny Owen can help dance the day away.

Industry insiders fear a bleak future for Wales' restaurants following a spate of closures.

The Yemeni group says Friday's airstrikes mean US and UK interests are now legitimate targets.

Papaipit Linse is due to appear in court on Saturday, accused of killing the boy.

County Down pupils at BT's Young Scientist Award say egg shells could solve blue-green algae slime.

The inquiry into the death of Warren Fenty is the longest-running FAI in Scotland.