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Former NI deputy first minister says ill health is a factor in his decision.

'Massive crowds' are reported in the area as people try to find alternative routes.

The uncle of a four-year-old girl speaks outside court, after her mother and another man are sentenced for feeding her a deadly amount of drugs.

Jessie Bellham, who stuffed the stolen Dunelm shade in his trousers, is sentenced for his troubles.

Readers share stories of privacy invasion, illicit chats, germs and worse

A look back the the career of former deputy first minister, Martin McGuinness.

Theresa May has had 'positive' discussions with banks about their future presence in London, she told the BBC.

It is a short flick in the dictionary from "paramilitary" to "parliamentary"; it's more of a giant leap in a man's lifetime.

A strike by conductors on the Southern rail network will still go ahead next week after the RMT was barred from ongoing talks, the union says.

The protestors caused "utter chaos" as they blocked a southbound road to the airport in August 2015.

Travel agent TUI was not made aware of a security risk prior to the 2015 Tunisia hotel attack, an inquest is told.

A series of TV adverts featuring dancing builders and businessmen wearing hot pants prompted the most complaints last year.

From wrestling shows to Sex and the City

Six Britons have been killed in a road crash in Saudi Arabia, the Foreign Office says.

An alleged victim tells the ex-TV star's trial he assaulted her in a "quick opportunistic grope".

The rise will add nearly £200 a Band D bill, bringing it to about £1,500.

A fire that broke out on a car ferry as it crossed the Solent may have started in an air conditioning unit, operator Wightlink says.

Chandeliers and suits of armour are just some of the features being dusted down.

A mother and her ex-partner are sentenced to 13 years each over the death of Poppy Widdison.

From Captain Picard to poo - the surprising new role for Sir Patrick Stewart.

A scoop of ice cream covered in parasites and an empty robe are some of the new proposals for the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square.

As new school league tables are published, the government says 282 secondaries are underperforming.

Thousands of UK and Dutch tourists continue to be evacuated from The Gambia on special charter flights. People arriving at Manchester airport spoke to the BBC.

Who knew the world could be this whimsical?

It's not just a courgette crisis - supplies of tomatoes, lettuce and more are hit by Europe's big freeze.