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Former PSNI assistant chief constable Alan Todd gave evidence to the Covid-19 Inquiry in Belfast.

A shipment of 8,400 temporary shelters has left Cyprus bound for a temporary pier off the coast of Gaza.

The Labour leader will set out six ‘first steps’ the party would take if it were to win power at the general election.

Albert Einstein’s theory states that it is impossible for particles to safely follow circular orbits when close to a black hole.

Dehenna Davison has called for tougher sentencing for one-punch homicide perpetrators after her father was killed by a single blow when she was 13.

It has been warned at Westminster the ruling will create ‘a people border’ in the Irish Sea.

Group CEO John Wood contended the application ‘continues to be a work in progress’.

Users with physical disabilities will now be able to control their iPhone or iPad using eye movements.

MSPs unanimously agreed to treat the Scottish proposals as an emergency law.

Three men aged 18, 28 and 29, and a 21-year-old woman were arrested and charged during the demonstration.

The tech giant will use AI to detect when a user’s phone has been snatched from their hands.

A report was launched on Wednesday making recommendations on ensuring politicians’ safety and wellbeing.

Shane Byrne has been unable to compete since the crash at a race track in Norfolk in 2018.

Mr Barton previously denied assaulting his wife, Georgia, in June 2021, but the case was paused in 2022.

Oliver Steeper died in hospital in September 2021, six days after he choked on food at the Jelly Beans Day Nursery in Ashford, Kent.

A union said the guard had been retained on every train along the Barrhead and East Kilbride route.

His comments come a month after a report by the former central bank boss found ‘significant shortcomings’ in models used by the Bank of England.

The pair ‘amicably’ ended their marriage last year.

Appearing at the Covid-19 Inquiry, the former first minister was pressed on her party’s use of a controversial veto mechanism during the pandemic.

The former first minister said she did not challenge the comments in public at the time as she did not want to give them any further traction.