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Rising case rates worry ministers, but it is not clear which rules may be kept beyond next Monday.

The royal couple started their visit with a walkabout in Cookstown and a trip to a local cafe.

Gressingham Foods says the virus was identified at one of its farms over the weekend.

Welsh government confirms it is taking UK ministers to court to maintain power to industrial estate.

Beaumont Care Homes is purchasing Four Seasons Health Care's remaining 29 care homes in NI.

A fellow prisoner tells the court Angharad Williamson boasted of being "the Bridgend baby’s mum".

The former foreign secretary insists he did all he could but calls for an independent inquiry.

Guidance given to police says it will help catch the most dangerous offenders such as terrorists.

Police renew their search for Robert Williams, who was 15 when he went missing from home in 2002.

How does it work when a government wants to borrow money, and when does it have to pay it back?

Police say the cow was "behaving aggressively" towards people and could not be contained.

The chancellor does not want expanded spending to define him, says our economics editor.

Almost all of the UK's Covid rules will have ended if Wales lifts restrictions as planned.

Brooklyn Peakman tells his mum it feels weird to feel his heart beating after months on a machine.

The latest weekly figures show 8,091 patients in Scotland were not seen in the four-hour target time.

The government confirms it will pay £2.93m to keep the crossing open for pedestrians and cyclists.

Average petrol prices fall slightly from record high of £1.67 per litre, the RAC says.

Two parents are accused of allowing their disabled daughter to become morbidly obese.