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Scuffles broke out between home fans and West Brom supporters at St Mary’s Stadium.

Ireland’s deputy premier Micheal Martin is visiting Lebanon to meet Irish troops serving with the United Nations.

The Public and Commercial Services union has announced that its members have voted to take strike action.

Rita Bristow said she knew of only four houses out of 21 on her street which have not had someone fall ill through the cryptosporidium outbreak.

Dazzling displays lit up the night sky last week with rare sightings across the country.

The Prime Minister will warn about the risks and highlight the opportunities of artificial intelligence at a summit in Seoul on Tuesday.

The unusual piece of sporting history had a starting price of £300,000.

Conservative MP Anthony Mangnall said South West Water had failed to ‘safeguard public health’.

The Duke of Edinburgh deputised for the King as he attended the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said existing successful schemes would be expanded to ‘take the best of the NHS to the rest of the NHS’.

Scotland’s First Minister will use a series of visits this week to set out some of the ‘concrete steps’ his administration aims to take.

Some communities could be temporarily cut off by flooded roads, forecasters warn.

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch said firms should concentrate on their products and services.

The group’s pilot would take off from North Weald Airfield in Epping Forest, Essex, and fly to France.

Anthony Mangnall, MP for Totnes, said it had been ‘an absolutely disastrous week and the anger is palpable’.

Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Baird has marked the milestone with his family in South Ayrshire.

Researchers say their findings strengthen the case for identifying people with type 2 diabetes at the earliest opportunity.

Here are the biggest stories making headlines this Saturday.

Around 16% of teachers admitted to self-censoring in order to avoid causing religious offence, according to a survey from November.

Victoria Atkins said she would never put protecting reputations ahead of protecting patient safety.