A qualified doctor who watched the Tokyo Games while working at a hospital, Anna Morris is now a three-time world champion and Olympic medallist.

Errigal Ciaran and Clann Eireann reach the Ulster Club Football semi-finals with contrasting wins over Cargin and Newbridge.

Tiernan Lynch says he has "mixed emotions" after a late goal condemned Larne to a 2-1 defeat at home to St Gallen in the Uefa Conference League.

Clann Eireann forward Jack Conlon says his side showed "character" to regroup from Newbridge's impressive third quarter as they edged a 0-14 to 0-12 win in their Ulster Club SFC quarter-final.

Late scores from Ryan Owens and Jack Conlon see Clann Eireann beat Newbridge 0-14 to 0-12 in a tense Ulster Club Football quarter-final at Celtic Park.

Bu farw chwaraewr rygbi o'r gogledd, Aaron Newman, wedi iddo ladd ei hun yn 20 oed y llynedd.

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

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

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

The Bill was passed in Holyrood with 105 votes to zero with seven Scottish Green MSPs abstaining.

Alan Sutherland stood down last year after a report revealed lavish spending at the Water Industry Commission for Scotland.

World leaders, scientists and activists are attending the UN's annual climate talks in Azerbaijan.

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

Maeva McDermott, who was conceived after her mother was sterilised, was born with a severe condition that blocked her airways.

As people across the UK roll their clocks back to GMT on Sunday morning, there's one clock that will always show the wrong time.

The Waverley Gate call centre will cease operations in December before the building closes in March 2025.

As employers face a skill shortage, some firms have turned to unusual tactics to get the right workforce.

The event sees scores of bikers dressed as Santa raise money for the Manx children's Hospice.

Concerns are raised about damage to plantations and boundary fencing in the Manx uplands by riders.

News bulletins for north east Scotland, Orkney and Shetland are available on BBC Sounds.

A car, a van and a lorry were involved in the accident on the A7 north of Langholm.

A total of 152 secondary school students were excluded during the 2023/24 academic year.

More than 30 public toilets in Ceredigion could close to cut costs.

A company where warrants were recently executed is no longer in business, the BBC has learned.

The boss of Britain's biggest pubs group urges the chancellor to extend business rates relief.

Its chair says officials have questions to answer as to why details of an overspend were not shared.

Access from the bridge to some platforms has been closed on a trial basis.

New figures show the vast majority of bike thefts reported to police do not result in charges.

In the face of criticism, Wrexham captain James McClean says he will not compromise his convictions after explaining why he opts not to wear a poppy for Remembrance Day.

Steffans Jewellers has opened a new store in Market Harborough.

Police are seeking witnesses to the incident on the A5 between Potterspury and Old Stratford.

The Cobblers' Community Trust will receive £27,000 to help boost the confidence and wellbeing of children.

The local Wildlife Trust says "extreme flooding" has meant a setback to the project.

Brighton & Hove City Council says immediate action was taken because of fire safety risks.

A sailing club thanks supporters after raising £30,000 towards the cost of a new slipway.

Its hands haven't moved for several months.

Nuclear Waste Services says it is undertaking a range of studies in the search area.

Liverpool have taken early control of the Premier League title race, but Alexis Mac Allister says he didn't think they would be contenders at the start of the season.

James and John Makanjuola set up a cleaning business because of "disgusting" student digs.

A police force formally rejects 72 complaints against officers by patients' relatives.

The cost of broadband and devices can be a barrier to getting online, the Doncaster charity says.

The Environment Agency 's contractors prepare to clear 35,000 tonnes of illegally dumped rubbish.

Wandsworth Council says the proposed closure of the Broadstairs school is for financial reasons.

The bridge on Squibbers Way in Bridgwater was closed due to a fire that happened underneath it but was reopened following an inspection.

An accident blackspot in Cornwall is closed after a third fatal crash in the last six months.

Len and Linda Trott are retiring after running the Post Office in The Lizard since 1988.

Police say the boy was taken to Birmingham Children's Hospital following the crash in Hanley.

Business future uncertain; Georgia Stone reports.

Women's safety and religious groups speak out against the club, which is popular during race meets.

The speed restriction zone is backed by most residents taking part in a consultation, says council.