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The largest research project of its kind has been co-led by National University of Ireland Galway.

Business minister George Freeman had suggested festive gatherings could depend on how many are attending.

Billions of pounds might have been lost to fraudsters who fooled the Government’s bounce back loan scheme.

Bristol Museum and Art Gallery will be displaying works from season two of the Channel 4 series Grayson’s Art Club for the next year.

The Seend War Memorial was unveiled in February 1921 to commemorate the 25 soldiers from the parish who died during the First World War.

A minister described the claims as a ‘false narrative’.

Port, 46, was jailed for murdering four young gay men over 16 months.

Afghan Buddy Box originally started off as a cardboard box and then became a virtual, cloud-based learning tool.

The SNP MP highlighted a recent poll showing majority support for Scotland to leave the UK.

Fewer than a quarter of the physics teachers needed were recruited this year, new figures show.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks said 3,100 people are still off supply.

It will aim to grow the supply chain in the region.

Amber Gibson’s body was found in Hamilton on Sunday morning.

The flight from the Spanish island of Majorca to Aberdeen descended rapidly and unexpectedly.

HSBC was hit with the highest penalty, at 174.3 million euros (£148.3 million), for its role in rigging the foreign exchange spot trading market.

A rabbi who was on board the vehicle said the passengers were targeted for being Jewish.

Meghan sued Associated Newspapers Limited over five articles that reproduced parts of a ‘personal and private’ letter to Thomas Markle.

Despite last year’s success, 19-year-old Chris Mills said ‘there’s always more stuff to learn’.

Members of the RMT union will stage a second round of strikes in a row over new rosters.

The family of elephants had fun pulling, shaking off and eating the Christmas decorations.