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Watch: Evra 'didn't travel from Dubai' to see Larne lose

Larne's newest fan has visited the club in the build-up to their Uefa Conference League contest with Shamrock Rovers on Thursday night.




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Ireland 'blown away' by visit from Andes crash survivor

Nando Parrado and his story of surviving the 1972 plane crash that killed 29 people in the Andes leaves a lasting impression on the Ireland rugby squad.




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How did Cosgrove fare in his Premiership predictions?

Larne defender Tomas Cosgrove gives his predictions for this weekend's Irish Premiership games.




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Farrell to assess 'energy levels' before making changes

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell says he will assess the "energy levels" of his squad before deciding whether to make wholesale changes against Argentina.




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All you need to know about Ireland v Argentina

All you need to know as Ireland host Argentina in the Autumn Nations Series at Aviva Stadium in Dublin.




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Devenny receives first Northern Ireland call-up

Crystal Palace midfielder Justin Devenny is called up to the Northern Ireland squad for the first time for the Nations League matches against Belarus and Luxembourg.




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PSA Squash TV




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Businessmen set to complete Hull FC takeover

Former Leeds Rhinos president Andrew Thirkill and businessman David Hood enter into an exclusivity period to take over Hull FC.




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Watch as veteran is wrongly accused of shoplifting

Jez Daniels is accused of shoplifting but says staff at the Newport store racially profiled him.




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Black veteran wrongly called thief and banned from every Morrisons

Jez Daniels was buying wine and chocolates when store staff approached him.




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Watch: Police target fishing boat over 'modern slavery' claim

A 38-year-old man was arrested and two Ghanaian men were removed from the vessel as part of the operation.




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Edinburgh University students tell of discrimination on campus

Edinburgh University students have been talking about the kind of discrimination they have come across on campus.




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Seven Scots to receive posthumous Elizabeth Emblem

The firefighters, police officers and a nurse are being honoured with a new award for those who died in the line of duty.




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The 88-year-old lorry driver building a rural care home

Alongside a team of volunteers, Rosemary Stevenson has raised £1.5m to fund care for older people in Ballantrae.




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Scotland's papers: Welby quits and Higher exam 'controversy'

A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.




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The Sikh volunteers feeding thousands in lockdown

One of the UK's largest Sikh temples has reinvented itself as an emergency food operation.




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The students who put themselves on the front line

How four healthcare students joined 40,000 others in volunteering to join the NHS's fight against the pandemic.




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'I've been very, very upset and sobbing every day'

Piers, who has learning difficulties and sensory issues, says he has missed being in the classroom




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Holding on to hope during India’s Covid disaster

The BBC's Nikita Mandhani reflects on her personal experience of the second wave in India.




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Do you have a question for BBC News?

Tell us what issues and stories you think we should be investigating.




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BBC Have Your Say on WhatsApp

Audiences can send their news stories to the BBC using the chat app, WhatsApp




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Your questions answered: What questions do you have?

Send in your questions for our experts to answer.




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Mother-of-five dies with Covid, aged 40

Karen Hobbs' sister says she is in shock, and urges people to follow lockdown rules.




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Losing Mum and Dad to Covid

BBC reporter Cathy Killick shares her experience after both of her parents died within weeks.




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After Covid: 'I've blood clots and a braced leg, but I'm home'

For three months, Bill Wilson lived a nightmare, trapped behind a plastic facemask fighting Covid.




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Grieving in isolation: A Covid widow's story

Jean Sewell's husband died a few days before England's first lockdown leaving her to grieve alone.




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'The heart of our family': The lives lost to Covid

We share the stories of some of the 12,000 people who have died with coronavirus in Scotland.




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Vaccine refuser paid ultimate price, says partner

Leslie Lawrenson died and his partner became seriously ill with Covid after they refused vaccines.




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'I'm double-vaccinated but can't show the proof'

A woman who got one jab in England and one in Scotland says her vaccine certificate only confirms a single dose.




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Girl dies with Covid on day she was due vaccine

Jorja Halliday, from Portsmouth, was due to have her coronavirus vaccination on the day she died.




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Feeling 'so destroyed' by Covid-19

A woman with long Covid says she feels angry and frustrated at the lack of help in Northern Ireland.




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Alex Salmond: Champion of independence leaves a fractured political legacy

Alex Salmond, who has died at the age of 69, led the SNP into power and through the 2014 referendum.




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Alex Salmond: A politician who loved creating headlines

The former Scottish first minister was a politician who rarely missed a media opportunity.




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The complexities of Alex Salmond in public and in private

Much is known about the public life of Alex Salmond - but far less about the man away from the spotlight.




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Why is SNP government facing £170m court case over recycling scheme?

Ministers could face a huge bill if they lose a legal fight over beleaguered bottle return plans.




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Scottish Covid Inquiry: What is it investigating and how does it work?

The latest evidence session of the public inquiry is looking at how the delivery of education at all levels in Scotland was affected by the Covid crisis.




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Swinney urges UK to cover NI hike for charities

The first minister wants the Treasury to compensate voluntary bodies, GPs, universities and care providers.




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Strictly contestant's MSP husband saves man's life

Dr Sandesh Gulhane, husband of TV doctor Punam Krishan, gave the man CPR at the Scottish Parliament.




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Terror attacks: Rudd announces review

Home Secretary Amber Rudd tells MPs David Anderson QC will oversee a review of the way recent attacks were handled. in a statement on the terror attacks in Manchester and London.




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Court allows secret Zuma confidence vote

But the South African parliament's speaker will decide whether vote will be held in secret.




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Badenoch accuses PM of 'milking' private sector

The Tory leader attacks the prime minister over the National Insurance rise, but he says she is resorting to a "magic money tree".




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From Above

The Glenfinnan Viaduct in Scotland made famous in the Harry Potter films, from above.




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The Ullapool Sea Savers

A film about the marine conservation group, The Ullapool Sea Savers.




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Do you have a story to share with BBC News?

What stories would you like BBC News to cover in the Highlands and Islands?




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See a brand new view of the Lewis chessmen

Ten of the intricately-carved pieces have been redisplayed in a case which allows visitors to see their backs for the first time.




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Lochaber care home could be saved from closure

NHS Highland and Highland Council say they are progressing towards taking over Moss Park.




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Efforts under way to save endangered Aspen trees

The tree was once common but deforestation and overgrazing has caused it to largely disappear .




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'First' mobile coverage for parts of Western Isles

Virgin Media O2 has installed a communications mast on South Uist as part of a £1bn UK project.




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Loch Ness events bought by London Marathon firm

LME has acquired the Loch Ness Marathon and Festival of Running and Etape Loch Ness.




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Caley Thistle battery site plan denied approval

The Highland club had previously said the energy project could raise funds for community projects.