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Nicola Sturgeon says she would back a "progressive alliance" but expects the "reality" is a Tory win.

Weekend shoppers were 'unaware' that a man was fatally shot nearby, says Ulster Unionist MLA.

The aircraft came down near the airfield in Derbyshire at about 13:00 BST.

Alex Lozowski and Sam Underhill could miss next month's tour to Argentina after suffering injuries in England's win over the Barbarians.

Armed police were everywhere, but runners put their nerves aside in yet another example of Mancunian defiance.

Thousands have attended the Great Manchester Run less than a week after the bomb attack in the city.

The musicians, singers and dancers were given permission by their government to travel to the UK.

The shooting happened outside a Sainsbury's store in Bangor in County Down.

The men's' lawyer says their cases will be heard by the wider inquiry into child sexual abuse.

Labour's Diane Abbott says she no longer has the same views on the IRA as she held in the 1980s.

Passengers stranded at Heathrow airport say that they are being kept in the dark by the airline, as disruptions continue.

A poem was read to runners by Mancunian poet Tony "Longfella" Walsh before they set off.

About 50 young people were thought to be involved in the brawl on the beach.

McGovern Park in Ruislip, west London, will cater for the UK capital's large Irish population.

Edmund Hall said he wanted to thank emergency services staff who had a "shift from hell" after the bombing.

A minute's silence for the victims of Monday's terror attack was held before the run.

Delivering a lecture at the Hay Festival, the actor said society could face "dire consequences".

A Surrey couple postpone their Santorini ceremony as guests, including three bridesmaids, are stuck at Heathrow.

Mansfield Town's Matt Salmon, 25, retired on Wednesday due to a terminal cancer diagnosis.

It is thought the cub had been in the house for several days before being found by the curious cat.

Shadow home secretary says a quote about her and the IRA is 34 years old and "we have all moved on".

Two amateur runners who provided the defining image of this year's London Marathon meet for the first time to take part in the Great Manchester Run.

Nell Jones' family says she was their "world" and "always put everyone else before herself".

Mark Birt has been left waiting at Dublin airport and says there is no-one there from British Airways to help.

The Courteeners play an emotional gig for 50,000 people, five days after the bomb attack.