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Controversy has flared after Sinn Fein minister Liz Kimmins announced dual language signage will be installed at Belfast’s Grand Central Station.

Glitter was jailed for 16 years in 2015 for sexually abusing three schoolgirls.

The case relates to abuse involving convicted paedophiles at the youth club.

The university has been struggling financially in recent months after discovering a £35 million deficit.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer acknowledged the pressures facing household finances despite the increase in the national living wage.

Wild makes premium deodorants, lip balms, bodywashes and handwashes using plant-based ingredients, with refillable, plastic-free packaging.

The Prime Minister suggested that retaliatory tariffs were possible but stressed that he does not want to see a trade war.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is set for a July 31 2026 release date, Marvel Studios said.

The investment makes the AI firm one of the best-funded private start-ups in the world.

Livia Tossici-Bolt is awaiting the verdict after being accused of breaching the buffer zone outside a Bournemouth abortion clinic,

Supermarket prices are now 3.5% higher than a year ago, up from 3.3% in February, according to analysts Kantar.

The London-listed company also revealed that profits slumped by almost a quarter during a ‘challenging’ year.

Nationwide Building Society recorded a 0.0% month-on-month average UK house price growth in March, ahead of stamp duty changes which are now in place.

Ms Giuffre, who filed a sexual assault lawsuit against Andrew, said her car was in collision with a school bus.

The speaker of the Irish parliament faces a confidence motion on Tuesday over her handling of a vote which cut opposition speaking rights.

US tariffs and the conviction of French politician Marine Le Pen are among the top stories in Tuesday’s newspapers.

The third consecutive increase to Ofgem’s price cap sees the bill of a typical household paying by direct debit rise 6.4% to £1,849 a year.