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Mike Tindall has announced the death of his father Philip at the age of 80.

There is always a worry when a much-loved restaurant moves that something might get lost along the way.

A man who lost his wife in the Omagh bombing has said he is “finished” with a public inquiry into the atrocity following the delivery of video evidence from a senior Garda officer.

The Parades Commission is expected to announce on Friday if it will reverse a ban of nearly 30 years for the contested Drumcree Orange Order march.

A fraudster was jailed on Thursday for six months for failing to return to prison after being released on compassionate bail.

George Russell’s fading world championship hopes were dealt an encouraging boost in Azerbaijan after he completed a practice double.

The Government has said it must “push further and harder” to stop migrants crossing the Channel after more than 700 people arrived in the UK on Wednesday – the highest number for a single day so far this year.

The original Sugababes have announced the release of their first album for more than two decades.

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua’s highly anticipated heavyweight clash in Cardiff could be blocked if the city’s council fails to agree its expected 2am start time.

The Princess of Wales heard moving stories from people recovering from addiction and showed her green-fingered side as she visited a garden where people in recovery can embrace the outdoors.

An artist has overseen the creation of a massive Union flag to celebrate the West Midlands’ heritage as a “magical melting pot” – by re-purposing flags discarded after unauthorised lamppost displays.

Bentley has kicked off its new electric age with its luxurious Torcal.

The director of a Middlesbrough art gallery has said Turner Prize nominated works going on display at the venue is a “prestigious opportunity”.

A former Royal College of Nursing (RCN) worker has said the union made her feel like a “bigot” due to her opinions on sex and gender.

The Princess of Wales showed her green-fingered side as she visited a garden and met people recovering from addiction.

Journalist and podcaster Elizabeth Day has said being an extra in the TV adaptation of her novel The Party was one of the “highlights of my life”.

More than 700 migrants arrived in the UK on Wednesday – the highest number for a single day so far this year.

The Duchess of Sussex has been given a “loving” reception after returning to the UK, which has been “beautiful to witness”, her friend has said.

Fermanagh glass manufacturer and bottler Encirc has announced plans to invest £700,000 in skills and development at its Derrylin site over the next three years.

A UK court has approved a plan to pay £56 million in compensation to millions of UK consumers who lost money from inflated car delivery charges.

As the days become shorter and the nights draw in with the arrival of the colder months, it’s not uncommon to feel a shift in your mood and energy levels.

Social media platform TikTok is to pay a £12.7 million fine from the UK data watchdog after dropping an appeal.

The Irish News has opened applications for the second year of the Hugh Russell Internship, a 12-month programme for aspiring visual journalists, created in memory of a much-loved friend and colleague.

Record numbers of victims are waiting more than a year for their case to be heard as the crown court backlog in England and Wales continues to soar.

Furniture retailer DFS has revealed a jump in profits for the past year as it hailed its partnership with Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden.

More than half a million people aged over 50 want to work but are unable to due largely to ill health or disability, according to official figures.

From hungry chefs cooking up a storm to fitness and wellbeing, there are a variety of great listens here this week. 1.

International immigration to Northern Ireland has fallen dramatically in the last year.

Hollywood star Morgan Freeman has said the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to replicate a voice is an act of “stealing”.

Assaults on passengers and other members of the public on Britain’s railways have hit a record high, figures show.

Glee creator Ryan Murphy has written a script for a reboot of the hit musical series and has reached out to some of the original cast about returning.

The Education Secretary has defended the Government’s plans for new vocational GCSEs, insisting they are not “dumbing down” the system.

Two pilots who ejected from their aircraft moments before it crashed are expected to make a full recovery, the RAF has said.

George Russell finished fastest in first practice for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after team-mate Kimi Antonelli broke down with a mechanical failure.

Former inmates in Northern Ireland face a significantly higher risk of dying compared to those who have not been to prison, new statistics show.

Energy firms have been warned that they must “double down” on customer service ahead of a challenging winter for households.

A rise in interest rates by the Bank of England is looking “increasingly likely” if energy prices remain high, a deputy governor at the central bank has said.

The Northern Ireland economy grew at a faster rate than both the UK and Republic in the second quarter of this year, official new analysis suggests.

ITV drama The Blame struggles to make up its mind as to whether it’s a crime drama about a murdered teenager or a reflection on the appalling misogyny in the police Michelle Keegan stars as no-nonsense Detective Inspector Emma Crane, who, along with her p…

A Co Down man sawed his way into a neighbour’s flat to set it on fire in an alleged revenge attack, the High Court has heard.

A 14-year-old girl has been left with “serious head injuries” after being “struck on the head with a rock” in Co Antrim.

A close ally of Andy Burnham has warned that his suggestion to repeal the ban on football fans drinking in the stands could put the “good behaviour” it has encouraged “at risk”.

You’ve only got to walk the wine aisles, cast your eye over a wine list, or enjoy a cellar-led tasting menu to realise the world of wine speaks its own language.

Dolly Parton’s sister Freida has said there is no “feud” within the family after the late singer’s estate filed a temporary restraining order against her nephew, Bryan Seaver.

Bosses of vet group CVS said it has “reflected” on how prices could be made clearer to pet owners following a major investigation into the industry, as it spent £5 million on rebranding its practices to meet new rules.

Far-right activist Daniel Thomas has been arrested after he was filmed slashing the side of a dinghy in the English Channel with a rescue crew member still on board.

Not every migrant boat can be intercepted, a Cabinet minister has suggested, after two uncontrolled landings from the Channel in two days.

Electricals chain AO World has snapped up camera retailer Jessops from Dragons’ Den star Peter Jones.

Tributes have been paid to a former Sinn Féin MLA and councillor following his sudden passing on Wednesday.

The BBC will cut 41 roles within its sports department amid significant cost-cutting measures at the organisation.