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A Lisburn school is understood to be the first to go almost entirely online until Christmas.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen meet to try to broker a Brexit breakthrough.

The company famous for its folding bikes says its production is being delayed by UK ports congestion.

Nine of the deaths were reported in the Cardiff and Vale health board area.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

Boris Johnson says the UK must be able to follow its own rules, as he arrives in Brussels for talks.

Why is Northern Ireland different, and how will things change after 1 January 2021?

A new report identifies that UK and foreign travel was the trigger for the second wave of the pandemic.

Details of a further £185m of support for Scottish firms hit by Covid-19 restrictions are announced.

Joshua Morris had an "explosive loss of temper" and violently shook the 10-month-old girl.

The "ratchet clause" is seen as the nut that must be cracked in the post-Brexit trade negotiations.

More than 9,000 taxi drivers were eligible but just 5,000 applied for emergency help from Stormont.

Opponents say the bill, designed to help businesses keep trading, would centralise power in London.

Friends and colleagues describe 55-year-old Beverley Ford as "always going above and beyond".

Businesses call the NI Protocol agreement an important step - but political parties are divided.

The office costs £120,000 a year, but the council says it is important for trade.

What are people talking about when they refer to a level playing field and what has it to do with Brexit?