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Lennon Stagg threw a nurse on the floor and kicked him, fracturing his cheek.

Police and rail bosses condemn a social media post featuring a car parked on a level crossing.

Some urgent procedures including cancer surgery are postponed in one health board area due to Covid.

On Wednesday the PM said businesses hit by post-Brexit problems would receive support.

The environmental regulator has had its emails, internal communications and contacts centre locked.

Prof Ian Young is challenging an inquiry relating to his role after the death of Claire Roberts.

Another 1,644 cases are reported as the number of people who have been vaccinated rises to 112,973.

Richard Sharp says the BBC represents good value, but how it is funded "may be worth reassessing".

Thomas Carney is accused of killing David Phillips after being asked to perform sexual favours.

More than 45% of this priority group has now been vaccinated, compared with about 30% in London.

Wrens and goldcrests increased by more than 20% in 2019 after being hit by the "Beast from the East" in 2018.

Rachael Williams, from East Yorkshire, says delays mean her horses cannot compete in European events.

Brussels points the finger at the British government for problems facing musicians and crews.

On Thursday, 16 more deaths related to Covid-19 were recorded along with 973 new positive cases.

Spacecraft manufacturer SSTL ships its final navigation payloads for the Galileo sat-nav programme.

The Departments of Health and Education say there has been no major disruption due to Brexit.