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Scotland's biggest music festival returns to July after two years of Covid disruption.

The Vale of Glamorgan becomes Wales' fifth area to forbid giving goldfish as fairground prizes.

Staff may hand out up to 400 parcels a week as demand in another food bank "spirals out of control".

Mr Lewis' resignation came before it emerged that Boris Johnson would step down as prime minister.

The photographs that capture the rise and fall of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

It is now thought 237,000 people have been underpaid a total of £1.5bn, new figures show.

A host of pylons and cables would transport power from offshore wind farms around the UK.

The government says it needs to "ensure there is sufficient time" to consider the proposal.

Iranian state TV reported that the man was arrested for taking soil samples in a restricted area.

Police say the boy died at the scene while the girl, 14, is in hospital with critical injuries.

President Putin's spokesman says "he doesn't like us and we don't like him either".

Health Minister Robin Swann announces plans to improve the review process following an RQIA report.

Police say Inderjeet Kaur's offences put people at risk and were motivated by greed.

The challenges facing the MP for North West Cambridgeshire as he replaces Brandon Lewis.

The Duke of Sussex says officials were involved in decisions about his security that were unfair.

Allegations emerge that two officers in Northern Ireland manipulated a body and posted photos online.

What do people in Wales make of Boris Johnson's resignation announcement?

The UK and US security service heads make an unprecedented joint appearance to warn about China.