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Three arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after stabbing incident in Doagh

The man was taken to hospital for treatment for his injuries

Andy Burnham and John Healey confirm 7 changes for UK businesses with red tape slashed

Firms will get "a bit more breathing space" as the Chancellor announces new plans to cut red tape on Friday (October 23).

Tyrone man jailed for killing pensioner in crash after ignoring advice not to drive

Former athlete had been told not to drive because of epilepsy

Trafford doesn't want help to balance its books, but might need it

'I can't say that EFS is not an option. All I can say is, the ambition is to minimise and neutralise any requirement for EFS'

The Manchester streets where they fear being 'plunged into darkness'

The plans were heard at a planning committee meeting.

Plan for huge city centre tower rejected over fears it would kill historic Marble Arch pub

The beloved drinking den is one of the most famous venues in the city

'They won't let me on the bus and it's all because of my dog'

Ryan Hargreaves says he has been refused entry on multiple occasions because of his two-year-old French Bulldog Ed

"Lets not miss the goal once again” - City of Culture bid should include football legacy

‘Most important is to shout loud and proud about our biggest global cultural contribution’

Two more cops latest of TEN to leave GMP in disgrace over contact with sex workers

Sergeant Liam Smith and another cop, referred to only as 'Former Officer A', resigned from GMP ahead of separate disciplinary hearings

Scottish Chamber Orchestra issues warning over its sustainability after posting an increased deficit

'Constructive discussion' needed with Scottish Government over funding

Yorkshire veteran: 'I was bullied out of the Army for my sexuality - I deserve full compensation'

Currently LGBT-plus veterans who were constructively dismissed are only eligible for a partial payment.

I didn't expect to feel so spooked in my lovely new Edinburgh home

It’s that time of year again

Inverurie presented with title of Scotland's town of the year

Judges praise Aberdeenshire community for rallying behind local traders

Labour right to approve Jackdaw field but UK must now reduce our use of oil and gas – Alistair Carmichael

It is madness to import ever more quantities of liquefied natural gas from states with dubious human rights records

Don't let data centres become a national pariah. One day, they might save us all

Data centres should only be allowed if they meet high environmental standards and are located in the right places, but it’s clear we need them

Yorkshire rail travel: Buses to replace trains between Leeds and York for nine days to assist Transpennine Route Upgrade improvement works

From this weekend there will be buses to replace trains between Leeds and York to assist Transpennine Route Upgrade improvement works.

Wildfires: Chinooks and military aircraft to be used to tackle blazes on moorland

The Prime Minister is leading the first Wildfire Resilience Summit today.

Prepare for more cyber attacks, Scots expert warns, as 'be ready' campaign launched

Defence Secretary Wes Streeting urges public to get ready for cyber emergencies as PHP disruption continues

Why I won't let Scotland become so afraid of AI that it loses £23 billion boost to GDP – Alyn Smith

Scotland’s technology minister Alyn Smith says Scotland must seize the opportunities being created by responsible and ethical artificial intelligence

How Inverurie, Scotland's new Town of the Year, can spark a fightback against urban decline

Inverurie’s thriving town centre shows what can be done when people power is harnessed effectively

Colombian adventures inspires couple's new street food cafe

Before that, the building had been home to a very popular Wetherspoons pub

Ireland’s ‘Queen of Country’ Philomena Begley to receive Lifetime Achievement award at Ulster Hall

Quirky 'pleasure house' plan on Devon coast path

Victorian visitors took tea and admired the wildlife

Budget 2026: What Devon’s business chief is demanding from Chancellor John Healey

'We don’t want to see any further tax'