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The over 65s and health and care staff will be among those offered the vaccine in the autumn.

Calls for inquiry as opposition parties ask if other farmers had the chance to bid for the site.

Fifteen people were murdered when the north Belfast pub was blown up loyalists in 1971.

The culture secretary criticises the channel's news show - but says that is not why she wants to sell it off.

Vulnerable people, NHS and care home workers will also get a booster.

The CBI and the TUC urge the government to help the "hardest hit" as inflation soars.

A police officer involved in the arrest gives evidence to the public inquiry into Mr Bayoh's death

Nurses at Ysbyty Gwynedd say bullying, low morale and burnout has caused many colleagues to leave.

Jennifer has endured broken windows, things thrown at her house and threats to kill her dog.

A&E departments and the ambulance service in Wales remains under immense pressure, figures show.

NI Secretary Brandon Lewis says work must begin on a fully-funded service "within days to weeks".

Fiona Elliott was at an inquiry into the Post Office scandal which stemmed from a faulty computer system.

She thought she could help after seeing a Facebook post about a stranded ewe.

It is thought about 100g of asteroid fragments - about the size of an apple - landed in south Wales.

Jamie McAnsh - paralysed eight years ago - had a "bit of a cry" at reaching 5,364m (17,600ft).

The Platinum Jubilee marks Queen Elizabeth II's 70 year reign, with a four-day bank holiday in June.

There are considerations about Stormont's capacity to take on new responsibilities, a commission cautions.