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It is hoped tens of thousands of displaced people will benefit from the plan, the government says.

Sir Charlie Bean, who recently left the Office for Budget Responsibility, says the move could be delayed.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The technology will help doctors do complex surgery while letting them retain control.

Doctors call for targeted lung cancer screening to catch cases early and reduce deaths by 20%.

Preservation group says it's close to securing the future of centre at former prisoner of war camp.

There will also be £10,000 per refugee for local authorities, but critics say the plan falls short.

The Coutts family have worked out how they might house a Ukrainian family as part of the new community scheme.

Micheál Martin says EU-UK cooperation on Ukraine suggests it should be possible to resolve protocol.

Potential sources of housing include universities and private accommodation, first minister says.

The instruments belong to accordion collector Ken Hopkins who has been burgled before.

An extensive search is under way for the man's attacker, who left him with "serious facial injuries".

John Rutherford has already hosted two refugees, and is open to offering a room to a Ukrainian.

A Defra map shows four avian influenza protection areas in force in close proximity west of Diss.

Bunk beds going into Poland and orphans coming out - Scots are pushing hard to help Ukraine in any way they can.

The yellow warning for wind covers parts of the south and west on Saturday afternoon.

Stilton and pork pie makers have survived for centuries - but what does the future hold?

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.