NATIONAL NEWS

Members of the Health and Social Care Committee have been exploring the use of technology in the NHS.

Ireland’s public service broadcaster is mired in controversy over the underreporting of the salary paid to Kielty’s predecessor Ryan Tubridy.

A Labour MP said harm reduction should be the focus when organising music festivals

Stormont party leaders have held their weekly meeting to discuss the restoration of the powersharing institutions.

The 21-year-old died in Ballymena earlier this month and a man has been charged with her murder.

Mabli Cariad Hall died four days after the incident at Withybush Hospital in Pembrokeshire on June 21.

Nick Hungerford – who set up Nutmeg with William Todd in 2011 – was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer three years ago.

First Direct said it had reviewed its interest rates ‘to ensure our customers receive a competitive return’.

Rishi Sunak said he ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with the Court of Appeal decision and said that ministers would seek permission to appeal.

Agriculture and land use change were mainly responsible, as they were in Scotland, with Wales being the second-highest per capita emitter.

Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson spoke after a meeting with the head of the NI Civil Service, Jayne Brady.

Senior coroner Ian Arrow said the Firearms Act was at ‘odds with public safety’ as he called for reforms.

Scotland’s first minister at the time of the pandemic, Nicola Sturgeon, said this was a ‘significant gap’.

The Foreign Secretary said he will not shy away from addressing human rights issues or the situation in Hong Kong if he travels to Beijing.

The National Audit Office found that household recycling rates in England had ‘stalled’ over the last decade.

Figures showed days off due to anxiety, stress, depression and other psychiatric illnesses made up almost a quarter of absences in February.

The artwork depicts workers at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital during the pandemic.

Findings from the first part of a mammoth public inquiry into undercover policing were published on Thursday.

Nicola Sturgeon, who was Scotland’s first minister during the coronavirus pandemic, said the Scottish Government ‘did our best’.

Business minister Nus Ghani claimed that trade is thriving post-Brexit,