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The UK is threatening health on the French coast as raw sewage is dumped in the sea, French MEPs say.

Stormont departments will have legal cover to continue spending, says the Department of Finance.

Figures show tonnage was up 9% on 2020 and 8% on 2019 - much higher growth than UK average.

The NI Business Brexit Working Group says the UK and EU should redouble their efforts.

There may be a relatively small number of votes but the challenges in NI are among the most complex.

Crowdfunding raises more than £10,000 to help save an established Bristol record shop, Idle Hands.

A former finance analyst, Rishi Sunak's leadership bid has focused on his handling of the economy.

BBC News finds almost 400 couples who tried to exploit a post-Brexit scheme have yet to be removed.

Westminster gets extra time to respond to legal action over plans to scrap parts of the Brexit deal.

Leanne Crowther says customers "understood" the difficulties it was having.

BBC research shows one-in-three new doctors in England last year came from outside the UK and EU.

Dorset farm says lack of border control posts to check animals entering Europe has cost it £150,000.

The boost is unlikely to be sustained without more investment in NI, a think tank says.

MLAs are remembering the former UUP leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner who died a week ago.

The 1998 deal was designed to end 30 years of bloody conflict in Northern Ireland.

Disagreement has broken out between French and British authorities about who is to blame for Dover delays.

The current grace periods mean the NI Protocol is not being fully implemented.

Eleven countries including France, Spain and Greece are yet to decide whether to recognise the badges.