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The iconic Belfast company that built the Titanic is to collapse into administration.

Liberal Democrat deputy leader Daisy Cooper has revealed she was told she had four days to live but the NHS saved her.

The prime minister has said it is "very important... that the rules are followed" after becoming embroiled in a row about a donor paying for his wife's clothes.

Thousands of England's flood defences designed to protect people's homes and businesses are inadequate, government data suggests.

The Criminal Bar Association has warned the government against increasing sentencing powers for magistrates, saying the "knee-jerk reaction" would "simply make things worse" for overcrowded prisons.

Plans for a tram through the city of Cardiff have been launched.

Sir Keir Starmer is hoping to learn lessons from the right-wing Italian government today as he holds meetings in Rome with Giorgia Meloni about different plans to tackle illegal migration.

A record number of GP appointments will have four-week waits this year, new data shows.

The foreign secretary insists the prime minister is "seeking to comply with the rules" and an investigation into a Labour donor buying clothes for his wife is "not a transparency issue".