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One hit cartoon creator calls for the government to continue subsidising children's TV programmes.

Northern Ireland should be a centre for businesses selling into the EU and UK, it is suggested.

Sheila Mott, who helped saved someone's life, says the machine explained what needed to be done.

Alison McDonald was diagnosed with a blood cancer after she suddenly lost several inches in height.

Teacher pay rises and extra pandemic funding have reversed spending cuts during the past decade, analysis has found.

Danny Hegarty, whose friend was stabbed to death, is offering the workshops as alternative to gangs.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

This is the first report of this fungus-like pathogen in Europe.

She is "in good spirits" after a one-night stay for preliminary medical checks, Buckingham Palace says.

Sex education is compulsory in England's secondary schools, while primary schools teach about relationships.

There is growing concern that free face-to-face debt advice could be cut.

NatureScot has been ordered to stop issuing licences to cull beavers by the Court of Session.

Logan Mwangi was discovered in the River Ogmore, Bridgend county, on 31 July.

Ministers met on Thursday to assess the latest data on public health, ahead of the reopening of nightclubs.

Anthony Rees, 78, was trying to move the 470kg stove when it fell and crushed him, inquest hears.

The vaccine programme is focusing on booster jabs and first doses for 12 to 15-year-olds.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,639.