The proportion of Northern Irish Catholics has outnumbered protestants for the first time, the latest census data results have revealed.

The teenager was arrested at an address in Huddersfield and remains in custody

Government launches push for shale gas – despite conceding need to ‘gather better data’ on safety

A murder inquiry was launched as the 15-year-old died in hospital after an attack close to the entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School.

Football-related arrests have rocketed amid a rise in violent disorder and pitch incursions, new figures show.

Exclusive: “This is not a new, unknown condition. Sickle cell disease was identified over a hundred years ago, but to date it has been associated with limited resource, innovation, and research”

‘Our deepest sympathies go out to the pupil’s family and friends who must feel, as we do, completely devastated,’ the school said

Chancellor’s move comes as Liz Truss says UK has too many ‘economically inactive’ people

From a total mobile phone ban to low emission zones, don’t be caught out by new motoring rules

From a total mobile phone ban to low emission zones, don’t be caught out by new motoring rules

Current limits ‘too low’, says business secretary

Government plans for economic growth are ‘gamble at best’, says respected think tank

Community leaders fear religious tensions could spread nationwide after huge crowd of masked men filmed outside Hindu temple

The Queen’s name has been inscribed alongside her mother’s, father’s and husband’s on the ledger stone in the George VI Memorial Chapel.

Prime Minister Liz Truss confirmed on Wednesday that five Britons captured since the war in Ukraine began were being released.

Bodies found after residents report they haven’t seen neighbours for a while

Police still hunting for killer who shot nine-year-old dead in her own home

‘My children have lost their hero and I have lost my chosen person,’ Dean Allsop’s partner said

Russian president Vladimir Putin said he was not bluffing as he issued a threat to use nuclear weapons to protect his country.

Tapestry Care UK has said that art sessions have allowed those with dementia to come out of their shell.

Almost 400,000 workers set to receive boost

The 19-year-old suffered a broken back, breast bone and ribs

Demographic trends suggest Census 2021 could be the first in the history of the region to record more Catholics than Protestants in the population.

Jamie Crosbie used two knives and a saw to kill father-of-three Dean Allsop last April.

The new health secretary has set out plans to tackle pressures in the NHS.

Nadine Brower first took on the London Marathon last year to raise money for the hospital which helped her dad overcome Covid-19.

Hourly rates are rising by £1 to £10.90 across the UK and by 90p to £11.95 in London, both higher than the statutory minimum.

Schools in London and Argyle and Bute are in the running for prizes.

Dunoon Grammar in Argyll has been shortlisted among the best schools in the world.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng says new six-month price cap will ‘stop businesses collapsing’

The front pages are dominated by significant developments in the war in Ukraine.

As a memorial service was held for the late monarch in Parliament House, protests were underway in multiple cities.

The royal, as Commodore-in-Chief Portsmouth, will meet with Royal Navy personnel who took part in the funeral procession.

Mother-of-five Celia Marsh died in December 2017.

The Conservatives in 2019 pledged not to lift England’s moratorium unless fracking was scientifically proven to be safe.

Britain has long maintained its Israel embassy in Tel Aviv despite Israel designating Jerusalem as its capital.

Houses on Britain’s richest streets could be claimed

Force was placed under special measures in June following litany of failings

Britain’s largest force only rated ‘good’ in one of 10 performance areas in inspection that led to special measures

‘You should not be worse off from working more. The system needs change,’ report co-author says

The cost-of-living crisis is impacting families, a report said, while children are struggling following the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic.

The public is supportive of Government cost-of-living intervention at a similar scale to its actions during the pandemic, research suggests.

More than half of respondents to an RAC poll said they felt halving the frequency of MOTs was a bad idea.

The Government has been accused of ‘failing’ Afghan nationals at risk from the Taliban

The entertainment retailer, which runs 115 stores across the UK, has signed Newcastle-based singer-songwriter India Arkin to the new label.

Ucas said the number of 18-year-olds from the most disadvantaged areas in the UK accepted into university has reached an all-time high.

The import, export and dealing of elephant ivory items of all ages – not only those produced after a certain date – became illegal in June.

GambleAware said a quarter of women who already gamble expect to gamble more in the coming months due to the cost of living crisis.

The open letter to Liz Truss expresses ‘profound concern’ about rumoured reversals to anti-obesity policies.

The impact of the Covid pandemic is still being felt, with the proportion of cancers diagnosed at an early stage still not reaching 60%.

HMICFRS has said the force must make urgent improvements.

Kwasi Kwarteng will deliver a mini-budget on Friday.

Concerns were raised about how the force investigates crime and handles offenders.

The survey, fieldwork for which was conducted last year, found 52% of people said Scotland should be governed as an independent country.

Comments by the Russian leader in a televised address to the nation appeared to suggest the conflict in Ukraine could spiral into a nuclear crisis.

Attack occurred close to entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School on Wednesday

A new study found that a number of women who have breast cancer surgery in the UK could be at risk.

The attack happened at Woodhouse Hill at 2.45pm on Wednesday, close to the entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School.

PM tells US president she wants peace agreement ‘upheld’ amid concerns about row with EU

‘It’s not a bluff’: Russian leader’s chilling threat to use ‘means of destruction’

The Prime Minister held her first meeting with the US President in New York on Wednesday.

The Royal College of GPs has accused the Health Secretary of not consulting on her new plans.

The Prime Minister is to tell world leaders in a United Nations speech that they cannot be complacent.

The leaders made the remarks as they sat down to talks also centring on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the energy crisis it has provoked

Diplomatic sources believe the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement would be an ideal time for Joe Biden

James Cleverly will address Russia’s Sergei Lavrov and other counterparts at a UN Security Council meeting on Thursday.

The attack happened close to the entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School.

The force has been criticised over its handling of incidents during events to commemorate the Queen in Edinburgh.

Meeting between the family and police lasted around 25 minutes

The US president was among the world leaders who gathered in London for the funeral of the Queen on Monday.

Dropping promises made last year would be huge let-down for animals and people, says Conservative Animal Welfare Foundation

Defendants tried to get charges dismissed by judge and claimed messages were just ‘banter’

The Aer Lingus flight turned back following a bird strike, a spokesperson for the airline said.

Six months of support ‘doesn’t cut it’, business secretary warned

Mr Kaba, 24, was killed on September 5 following a police pursuit of his car which ended in Streatham Hill, London.

Exclusive: Tens of thousands of jobs in industry of future at risk unless UK ramps up domestic production

The Assembly has been in a state of flux since February with the DUP taking protest action against the NI Protocol.

Five British nationals held by Russian-backed forces are being returned to their families.

PM promises ‘lower, simpler taxes’ – despite new warning UK public finances on ‘unsustainable path’

Jonathon Cobban and Joel Borders were members of a WhatsApp group along with Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens.

The former prime minister spent time in the queue chatting with DUP MP Sammy Wilson.

‘No longer just about getting people off the streets,’ former head of civil service says

Barack Obama had attended Nelson Mandela’s funeral with George Bush and Bill Clinton

Ian Russell gave evidence from the witness box at North London Coroner’s Court on Wednesday.

Exclusive: ‘HMT now says we have the money. If [the plan] is out before Christmas I’ll eat Santa’s hat,’ says one senior NHS figure

The Prime Minister told leaders of firms including Google and JPMorgan Chase she wants ‘lower, simpler taxes’ to attract businesses to Britain.

William MacDowell, 80, denies murdering Andrew MacRae, three, and the child’s 36-year-old mother, Renee MacRae, in November 1976.

Nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel was fatally shot in the chest in her home in Dovecot, Liverpool, on August 22.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey hit out at the plan, calling it “shameful”.

His family announced his death in a social media post on Wednesday.

The leaders also had a ‘good discussion’ on relations between the UK and EU when they met at the United Nations General Assembly.

The tradition reduces the risk to ponies and cattle, who can suffer from acorn poisoning.

Police have identified the two guns used during schoolgirl’s shooting and believe they are likely still being hidden nearby

Russian President Vladimir Putin insisted he was not bluffing as he appeared to threaten the use of nuclear weapons if his country was threatened.

Posts were discovered when detectives seized Couzens’ phone following the murder of Sarah Everard

UK and EU are yet to agree efficient trading system to replace single market

Work to fix the wires at Stevenage, Hertfordshire will take place on Saturday night, National Rail Enquiries said.

Russian president has ordered mobilisation of reservists

Minister rejects label as prime minister says rich will benefit the most

Nigel Malt was estranged from both his wife and his children and he was living separately at a different address.