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One in 15 people in Scotland had the virus last week, The Office for National Statistics estimates.

It is apart of The Royal Sites of Ireland which is one of three sites that has been shortlisted.

The fresh claims come amid a worsening diplomatic row over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Tata Group head says if a £1.5bn deal for reducing carbon emissions is not struck sites could close.

Caroline Mawhinney was one of two people who died in a crash at Newtownards Airport on Tuesday.

The partial victory means the Duke of Sussex can take the Home Office to court over his UK protection.

The government wants to protect areas around Holy Island and Allonby Bay to boost habitats.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The Prince of Wales will represent the Queen when the sporting event begins in Birmingham next week.

The Met Office says flooding and power cuts could take place as thunderstorms set to hit on Friday.

Treasure is found by an electricity worker after its owners feared it had died in Tuesday's fires.

The Unite union agreed the deal with the supermarket for around 200 drivers based at the Hampshire depot.

Wales' first minister says he has to justify to "Bangladeshi taxi drivers" where their taxes go.

David Morris was serving a 32-year sentence for killing three generations of the same family.

They are receiving specialist training on two mine hunter vessels which the UK is handing over.

A minister says inflation could increase the bill for outstanding UK spending commitments to the EU.

Anyone setting off is advised to leave early or late to try to avoid hold-ups on the roads.

Paediatricians say some children are missing important appointments because of travel costs.