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The PM will seek to stabilise her premiership, after a turbulent party conference marked by division.

Northern Ireland is the only place in the UK which has no dedicated mental health unit for mothers.

The Bank of England will increase the daily limit on its emergency bond-buying programme during its final week.

The death of killer Peter Tobin and a BBC interview with Nicola Sturgeon make Scotland's front pages.

Townsfolk are in a little bit of a flap as their large seagull contingent seems to have flown away.

All events hosted by the charity are played in and coached by people with mental health conditions.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The owner of Cumbrian wine shop Richardson's says local shops will not survive unless they are used.

Survey showed fall in activity for fifth month in a row, though job creation rose marginally.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

State bodies accused of serious abuses in the Gulf nation have received £1.8m from the UK this year.

Passengers face 24 hours of limited services after ScotRail RMT members rejected the latest pay offer.

Nicola Sturgeon wants to hold a second referendum next year, so is another vote now inevitable?

Dark comedy drama scoops three top awards at the 31st Bafta Cymru ceremony.

Eluned Morgan has not "given up" on the NHS hitting its target to clear the outpatient backlog.

One person is taken to hospital with serious injuries following a two-vehicle crash.

A showman attempting to set a record for the first manned balloon flight in Wales had little luck.

The United States banned British lamb imports in 1989, after the first outbreaks of BSE.