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The former first minister admitted deleting her WhatsApps but denied presiding over a culture of secrecy.

The marathon evidence session was a reminder of Nicola Sturgeon's key role during the pandemic.

BBC News NI's economics editor John Campbell picks out some highlights from the 76-page agreement.

World Rugby confirms legal action is being taken following match official abuse monitoring after the World Cup.

Nazir Afzal's comments come amid a review into how prosecutors handled the Nottingham attacks case.

Peter Norgrove bludgeoned Sharon Gordon to death with a hammer and hid the weapon in a wheelie bin.

The comedian and actor has denied allegations of rape and sexual assault between 2006 and 2013.

England spinner Jack Leach is out of the second Test against India in Visakhapatnam on Friday because of an injury to his left knee.

Nicola Sturgeon fought back tears as she said part of her wished she had not been first minister when the pandemic struck.

Memorabilia from Peter Kay's popular sitcom attracted huge interest at auction.

Keir Starmer raises one man's case, as Rishi Sunak says he is helping people whose fixed-rate mortgage deals are ending.

No injuries are reported, as the Israeli ambassador in Stockholm speaks of an "attempted attack".

Baby Victoria's mother is at the Old Bailey with Mark Gordon for the first time since the trial began.

Chelsea and Canada midfielder Jessie Fleming joins NWSL club Portland Thorns for £250,000.

Many Russians say they can't imagine anyone in charge of Russia but incumbent Vladimir Putin.

Formula 1 rejects the American Andretti team's bid to enter the sport in the next two years - but the door is left open for admission from 2028.

Bryce Hodgson was handed a 16-week suspended jail term in July last year, court documents show.

Russia says each side got 195 soldiers back, Ukraine says 207 of its military and civilians were returned.

A report finds failings at Edenfield mental health unit after BBC Panorama exposed patient mistreatment.

Horse racing trainer Milton Harris is stripped of his licence after a catalogue of incidents including a "campaign of abuse and harassment" against a neighbour and rival.