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Bereaved families from Omagh Bombing to meet with Irish government officials to discuss inquiry
It comes as the inquiry reopened on Monday amid concerns from its counsel that the pace of the proceedings has not been fast enough. | UTV News ...
Disruption as smoke seen for miles while fire crews battle huge blaze near Manchester railway
Firefighters are tackling a blaze at a landmark historic building next to a mainline railway in City Centre. | ITV News Granada ...
Government's flagship welfare bill at risk ahead of crunch vote next week
The controversial policy includes cuts and reforms to the welfare system which many backbench MPs had already voiced concerns ...
'It’s getting more like a care home': The prison struggling to accommodate an ageing population
It’s care that vulnerable older people in the community often miss out on, but while in custody, there’s no choice but to ...
Iran launches missile strike on US forces at Qatari air base
Qatar's Foreign Ministry condemned the attack as “a flagrant violation of Qatar’s sovereignty, its airspace, and ...
Concerns about treatment of staff at Belfast Trust raised two years before cardiac unit scandal
One of the issues that was raised at the time was an alleged culture of fear where staff felt that would be punished for ...
Iran conflict: What is the impact on British citizens travelling abroad?
Hostilities in the region and between Israel and Iran have the potential to deteriorate further, quickly and without warning, according to the Foreign Office. | ITV National News ...
Move to publish Guernsey States' accounts after election is 'severe blow to the democratic process'
Charles Parkinson, who is vying to be Guernsey's next Policy and Resources President, says the full state of public finances should have been published sooner. | ITV News Channel ...
First British nationals evacuated from Israel amid ongoing conflict
Further flights are expected in the coming days for the most vulnerable British nationals, with anyone interested told to ...
Newly-recruited Reform councillor under fire after voicemail message branded racist
Newly-recruited Reform councillor Andrew Barry made derogatory remarks about the Pakistani community in a voicemail left to a journalist seemingly in error. | ITV News Wales ...
How did people in the Midlands mark Windrush Day?
People across the Midlands gathered to mark Windrush Day and celebrate Caribbean culture. It's been 76 years since Empire ...
From age nine to 82: The Island Walk challengers who trekked 48.1 miles around Jersey for charity
More than 1,000 men, women and children tried the annual endurance challenge to trek around Jersey, with those aged from nine to 82 crossing the finish line. | ITV News Channel ...