Grade II-listed Scalesceugh Hall's owners say they owe "an enormous debt of gratitude" to firefighters.

The father and Labour activist said the children's ward was understaffed and the NHS was being destroyed.

Iran is banned by the International Judo Federation after Saeid Mollaei was ordered to pull out of the World Championships.

Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell discuss the sideline spat between Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone and his star cornerback Jalen Ramsey.

Former Rangers player Fernando Ricksen, who had been suffering from motor neurone disease, has died at age 43, the Ibrox club have confirmed.

Quinn Industrial Holdings’ director Kevin Lunney was attacked near his County Fermanagh home.

Vanessa George, who abused children at a nursery in Plymouth, is granted parole after ten years.

The EU's chief negotiator says it is "not enough" for the UK to say what it does not want.

The ex-Wales captain said threats from a paper forced him to reveal his status to the world.

The cost of living dropped to 1.7% in August as games and download prices fell.

Fabio Buzzi's powerboat hit rocks as he neared the finishing line in the Venice lagoon.

Italian football authorities and their disciplinary systems to combat racism are "not fit for purpose", says the chief of anti-discriminatory body Fare.

British Transport Police say the engineer's death on a travelator is being treated as unexplained.

Kimberley Wadsworth killed herself after gambling away £36,000 from her mother to pay off debts.

The government is looking into Advent's £4bn takeover bid for British defence firm Cobham.

The climate activist says more needs to be done to combat climate change.

Liverpool start the defence of the Champions League with defeat at Napoli, but ex-Reds defender Mark Lawrenson feels his old side will have learned an important lesson.

Neil Parker began his agonising trip to safety after falling 6m (20ft) down a waterfall in Australia.

The ex-paratrooper is facing two counts of murder and five of attempted murder on Sunday, 30 January 1972.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland says he is shocked at an alleged breach of betting rules by assistant Rob Howley.