Claudy bomb: A dark day in the bloodiest year
On 31 July 1972, three car bombs exploded on Main Street in Claudy, County Londonderry, killing nine people....
View ArticleLorry driver cut free after crash at Newton Stewart
Fire crews have used cutting equipment to free a lorry driver who was...
View ArticleWoman given bail in Bedfordshire flat fire inquiry
A woman arrested on suspicion of arson after a man suffered life-threatening...
View ArticleSurvey finds most working parents want more family time
Most working parents in Scotland would like to work less and spend more time with their children, a new survey has found. Almost two thirds of those...
View ArticleFuneral for former Catholic Bishop of Clifton
More than 2,000 people are expected to attend the funeral of the former Bishop of Clifton in Bristol. The Right Reverend Mervyn...
View ArticleWater supplies restored to Cambridgeshire villages
All but a handful of homes affected by a burst water main in Cambridgeshire have had their supply restored. The pipe burst off...
View ArticleWarning over offshore accidents
Steve Walker, head of HSE's offshore division, urges...
View ArticleWoman attacked and injured by dog at her home in Hove
A woman is being treated for injuries to her face and legs after she was attacked by a dog...
View ArticleLincolnshire hospitals trust told to improve quality
The United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust has been told it must take action to be sure it is meeting standards of quality and safety. The independent watchdog, the Care Quality Commission (CQC),...
View ArticleUnion meeting over Aberdeen City Council pay offer
Union members are to hold a mass meeting over a pay and conditions...
View ArticleTelevision producers warn on 'threat' to S4C's future
Independent television producers are warning there is a "real threat" to the future of Welsh...
View ArticleCRH profits show half year slip
One of Ireland's biggest companies, CRH, has reported pre-tax profits of 25m euros for the six months to June -...
View ArticleStatues returned to Spanish City in Whitley Bay
Two 100-year-old statues have been returned to a landmark building on Tyneside following a makeover. The copper dancing girl figures were lowered into place by crane on to the towers either side of...
View ArticlePhilippine envoys to tackle Hong Kong bus deaths anger
The Philippine government is to send a high-level delegation to Hong Kong amid increasing public anger there over the deaths of eight citizens in the...
View ArticleSix steps to survival for Chile miners
The first supplies have reached the 33 miners trapped 2,300ft (700m) underground in a collapsed mine in Chile. With an estimated four months before they are rescued, what are the key challenges they...
View ArticleRandlay construction work 'to start soon', says council
A council says redevelopment work in a Shropshire town will start in the next two to three weeks after concerns about delays from...
View ArticleCyclist dies six days after crash in Rugby
A 50-year-old cyclist has died in hospital six days after being involved in a...
View ArticleGlasgow attackers gave thumbs-up sign after sentencing
Two men who left an epileptic boy for dead in a brutal attack in Glasgow gave thumbs-up signs to family and friends after being jailed for five years each. Christopher Spence, 20, and Sean Duff, 19,...
View ArticleSelkirk millionaire leaves his cats £25,000
A millionaire lawyer from the Borders has left £25,000 to his cats. Andrew Nimmo-Smith...
View ArticleCoventry teachers design furniture for Pope's Mass
Teachers in Coventry have designed and made furniture which will be used for Pope Benedict XVI's special Mass in Birmingham. The Pope will lead an open-air...
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