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It covers attacks on ATMs across Northern Ireland from February to March.

Eight classrooms at Cairnshill Primary in Belfast have been deemed unsafe.

Home Secretary James Cleverly reportedly told MPs more countries are ready to host asylum seekers from the UK if the Rwanda scheme is successful.

Workers at Chivas Brothers sites in Scotland will walk out in a series of 24-hour stoppages next month.

Drew Harris said that while the riot was ‘uncontrollable’, he denied that the city was ‘out of control’.

Havering Council in east London has said it would be “unwise” for the traditional menorah to be installed outside Havering Town Hall in Romford.

Peter Griffiths took his case against tour operator Tui to the Supreme Court after losing in the county court and Court of Appeal.

On the eve of the UN summit, 204 firms representing more than 1.5 trillion dollars in annual revenue have signed an open letter to world leaders.

The Conservative peer, a former MP and MSP, has died aged 81.

Culture minister Sir John Whittingdale said the powers would be “focused” on benefit claimants, but MPs were not convinced.

Findings could help astronomers understand more about how stars are born.

The broadcaster was giving evidence on the sixth day of a libel trial in London.

AGILE is a hand-finished, seven-colour screen print on cardboard.

Mrs Perry’s family say she took her own life after a report from the watchdog downgraded her Caversham Primary School in Reading.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt said he would not announce a decision before the spring budget.

The ex-minister’s evidence is expected to take up the whole of Thursday’s available time at the inquiry.

Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete has been confirmed in part of Cairnshill Primary School.

The local authority denied that the move meant it was insolvent and said it will be able to meet current obligations to pay staff.

The 55-year-old, convicted killer claimed earlier this year that he kidnapped, murdered and buried the student, who went missing in 1999.

Foster carer Marcia Grant suffered catastrophic injuries as she tried to stop the youngster taking her car from outside her Sheffield home.