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Renting in London - 'I pay £2,000 for one bedroom'

We ask people in the capital how much they pay for their homes.

Jackdaw gas field approval will strengthen UK energy security, Burnham says

The gas field, 150 miles east of Aberdeen in Scotland, had been approved after years of uncertainty and a court case.

‘It’s a huge honour’: Dominican College pupils to make Royal Albert Hall debut in annual Music for Youth Proms

‘The sport has seen incredible growth’: New padel and wellness centre opens in south Belfast

'I live in the dark': How rising bills are shaping daily life

Errol McGuiness says he has changed his daily routine to cope with higher household bills.

International trains set to run from second major London station: When, where and how?

Rail services to France could start from Stratford International in a few years

Birmingham Airport: £3.75bn economic impact and 57,000 jobs as masterplan vote opens

Birmingham Airport has published an economic report showing it contributes £3.75bn to the regional economy and supports 57,000 jobs, as public consultation continues on its masterplan to handle 30 million passengers by…

Visually impaired snooker superfan hails sport as ‘a godsend’ through adversity

‘Thundershots’ hopes to inspire other women to pick up a cue

Belfast Trust launches investigation into water issues at crisis-hit maternity hospital

Update notes there may be further delay to the project

Andy Burnham government tells every household to stock up on 9 items

Wes Streeting, the defence secretary, added that Britain also needed to prepare

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People forced to jump out of way as Rotherham teenager crashes into two cars and bus

The uninsured driver reached speeds of up to 90mph and caused £10,000 of damage during the chase

North Staffordshire travel live as highways crews ready to tackle Storm Austen

We'll bring you real-time updates from the road and rail network

Belfast playwright Martin Lynch left ‘devastated’ after Arts Council denies funding for McGurk’s Bar Tragedy production

London Waterloo chaos as 'police incident' shuts lines leaving rush-hour commuters stranded

Commuters at London Waterloo were stuck ‘for hours’ due to a police incident on the line

'Wildly unfair that my husband and I pay £4k a year for ADHD treatment'

Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK without a formally commissioned, publicly-funded adult service for ADHD.

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

The man was taken to hospital for treatment for his injuries

Monk on Caldey Island gave naked photos of himself to visitors

The monk denies sexually assaulting a visitor, who says he also gave her naked photos of himself.

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