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It is the first new exhibition to go on display at the Ulster Museum since it reopened in July following lockdown.

Zara McDermott joined campaign group Refuge outside Parliament to push for changes in the law regarding the threat of sharing intimate images.

The number of trials in magistrates’ courts fell by 94% to ‘historical lows’ at the end of June.

A new Government-backed loan scheme will be launched in January, the Chancellor said.

Buckingham Palace and Clarence House have published their annual financial reports for 2019-2020.

The four men were the victims of serial killer Stephen Port.

Denmark is currently recording a seven-day rate of 65.2 coronavirus cases per 100,000 people.

The Jobs Support Scheme will replace the furlough scheme, the Chancellor announced.

The annual Sovereign Grant report on royal finances has been published.

The Commons Leader described the conservation charity as a ‘once great organisation’.

The Public and Commercial Services union said the furlough scheme should have been extended.

The map allows researchers to understand how the organ functions, and enables them to shed light on what goes wrong in cardiovascular disease.

The permanent secretary in Stormont’s department of agriculture said he and colleagues had been placed in an ‘impossible position’.

Universities in Scotland are dealing with a number of coronavirus clusters.

Media figures and politicians have spoken of their respect for the campaigning journalist, who exposed the thalidomide scandal.

Anthony Lewis admitted committing offences against five girls, aged four to 17, between 1987 and 2007.

The end of the line for Newhaven Marine was confirmed by the Office of Rail and Road.

The Chancellor said the resurgence of the disease posed a threat to the ‘fragile economic recovery’.

Job fears after plans for a new rail service between Blackpool and London were scrapped because of the virus crisis.

The coronavirus contact tracing app for England and Wales is now available.