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Corlett wants change for sexual assault victims

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Youth justice team cuts prompt great concern

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Minister responds to apparent drop in trust

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Minister dilutes measures to prioritise brownfield sites

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Minister pledges mandatory charge will be introduced

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Thomas hits back at negative comments

6-2 win over Ramsey A

Inter-island football tournament takes place in 2019

Vikings A or Bacchas A will be crowned champions this evening

Handicap reviews to take place this week

A weekend of nail biting netball in local league

Adam Cowin takes walking title

Role appointed to man who 'gets things done'

SMP aquires new company

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Changes to bring new level of professionalism

'How's Business Survey' launched

Latest quarterly figures released

Twenty-seven members receive certificates

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A man who falsely claimed his relatives died in Grenfell Tower and secured more than £100,000 meant for victims has been jailed.

British student Matthew Hedges has been sentenced to life in prison in the United Arab Emirates for spying.

Parliament will stop Britain leaving the European Union without a deal, one of Theresa May's top ministers has claimed.

The number of children with a gambling problem has quadrupled in two years, the Gambling Commission says.

The French rugby team will wear rainbow laces during their match this weekend in support of former Wales captain Gareth Thomas.

People affected by terror attacks are not getting the long-term support they need because of severe shortages in mental health provision, according to a new survey.

Jonny Bairstow and Stuart Broad will play in England's final Test against Sri Lanka, live on Sky Sports, with Sam Curran and James Anderson dropping out.

Paris Saint-Germain have injury worries over Kylian Mbappe and Neymar ahead of their Champions League match against Liverpool next week.

Alex McLeish has ranked Scotland's UEFA Nations League promotion to League B among his greatest managerial achievements after his side beat Israel 3-2 at Hampden Park.

The first ever Nations League group stage has come to a close, but what did we learn from the new European competition?

Martin O'Neill has left his role as Republic of Ireland manager by mutual consent.

Car industry grandee Carlos Ghosn could spend a further 10 days in custody as Japanese authorities investigate the financial scandal at Nissan.

The Brexit-supporting chairman of J D Wetherspoon is to rise from his sick bed to campaign for a "no deal" withdrawal from the EU.

As the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) gets its crystal ball out for the final time in 2018, we examine how it sees major economies performing next year:

The pay packages of senior auditors should be subject to stringent rules now prevalent at listed companies in order to help eliminate potential conflicts of interest in the profession, according to one of the London stock market's most influential investors.

The accounting watchdog is to investigate the auditor's work for the parent firm of Patisserie Valerie ahead of its near-collapse.

Wall Street shares have fallen sharply for a second session in a row with traders worried about leading tech stocks and a plunge in oil prices.

British student Matthew Hedges has been sentenced to life in prison in the United Arab Emirates for spying.

Interpol has elected a South Korean as president of Interpol, following a row over the Russian candidate.

An estimated 85,000 children under the age of five may have starved to death in Yemen in the last three-and-a-half years as a result of the civil war there, according to Save the Children.

An American man who ignored advice to stay away from an island where the indigenous people are protected has been killed by its inhabitants.

Australian Renae Lawrence has become the first of the infamous Bali Nine to be freed from prison.

Donald Trump has admitted Saudi Arabia's crown prince may have known about Jamal Khashoggi's killing - but will not punish the country financially.