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Could Stacey Solomon sort out all our baggage in Northern Ireland?

Cancer patients can cut risk of death by 23 per cent, study shows

The research also found you can reduce the risk of cancer returning by 17 per cent

DWP told to crackdown on PIP for claimants born after 1991

Almost a million under-35s are claiming disability benefits, DWP data has shown

‘There’s no excuse’: NI content creators ‘take step back’ from being affiliated with Bellamianta after beauty boss’s ableist hotel rant

Beauty influencers criticise brand boss and vow not to promote its products

Exclusive: Crystal Palace set for huge injury boost as Jean-Philippe Mateta return timeline revealed

Frenchman has been sidelined for a month

How Ed Sheeran, Tom Grennan and the Sky Blues have helped Coventry hit £1 billion milestone

The city has seen a record number of visitors

Tottenham downed by Liverpool’s second-stringers to reveal painful regret

Liverpool 3-1 Tottenham: Andoni Iraola made 10 changes but his side were still able to progress in the Carabao Cup as Cody Gakpo, a Spurs target in the summer, contributed to their downfall

200,000 people could be claiming an extra £2,199 each in benefits

New research has found people are missing out on benefits they should be getting

‘That feeling of seeing your ice cream in supermarkets across Ireland... you can’t lick it’: Co Down firm bringing brand to Lidl

Nugent family of Newcastle have been makers of the treat for almost 100 years, now Lidl is bringing their famous Nugelato brand to wider audience

‘That feeling of seeing your ice cream in supermarkets across Ireland... you can’t lick it’

Nugent family of Newcastle have been makers of the treat for almost 100 years, now Lidl is bringing their famous Nugelato brand to wider audience

Murderer in bid for freedom as police search for victim's body continue - 31 YEARS on

Murderer Peter Turner is weeks away from a Parole Board hearing

Andy Burnham urged to act as UK drivers set for £120 yearly increase

A warning has been issued as fuel prices have been rising in recent weeks

Shoplifters carrying shopping lists, says M&S manager

The Marks and Spencer area manager for Shropshire says shoplifting is a "really large issue".

Anthropic lands deal in $31bn datacentre in western Queensland, David Crisafulli says

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‘I brought my putting mat into hospital... the doctors hadn’t seen that before’: How golf is helping Armagh schoolboy battle brain tumour

DWP sending £345 payments with more than 1 million people urged to check

More than a million people have left work to look after loved ones in the past two years

Why there will be even more potholes on our roads this winter

Half of drivers now say potholes are their 'biggest worry'

Blitz spirit at Belfast Telegraph as staff defied IRA bomb to publish the Penny Marvel

In the second part of a series of reports on the Belfast Telegraph bombing 50 years ago, Ivan Little speaks to the journalists caught up in the terror

Serial criminal called PCSO a 'fat b**tard' then spat at them while 'high on drugs'

Lee Egege has almost 50 convictions for nearly 100 offences but has avoided jail despite being convicted of assaulting a police officer in West Bromwich

9/11 changed how America saw the IRA... but 25 years on, that lesson is being forgotten

DWP warning as millions set to pay back winter fuel payments

New data has shown that millions of people will need to pay back winter fuel payments due to eligibility changes

Traffic, tourism and economy among election concerns

Residents and business owners in Onchan discuss key concerns ahead of the House of Keys election.

Report finds modern slavery victims working in supermarkets and on high streets ahead of major October rule change

The report said victims of modern slavery are being 'exploited in plain sight'

Plans to 'unlock' spin-off bodies for culture industries - including gaming

Creative Scotland head Ian Munro told MSPs there were “live conversations” about the potential creation of other bodies for sectors - such as gaming - which would be "unlocked" in the coming months.