James Durcan hits a goal in the eighth minute of injury-time to earn Mayo a last-gasp Division One draw against Donegal in Ballybofey.

Sharon Stone is among those who signed a book of condolence for NI's former deputy first minister.

Grieving father releases a photo of his two young sons and daughter found dead in a Dublin house.

A 35-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after a man was stabbed in the leg in Newry.

The infrastructure minister says some drivers will get temporary exemptions from Monday.

The man is being treated in hospital following the altercation on Friday evening.

The 79-year-old woman died following a disturbance at a property in Restalrig Circus, Edinburgh, on Friday.

Motherwell open a five-point gap between them and fourth-placed Aberdeen despite being held to a home draw by Hibernian.

A police officer was also injured as the parade was met by a counter-protest from a Loyalist group.

The patients were tested for coronavirus as a precaution after returning from China with respiratory problems.

Odsonne Edouard comes off the bench to crush Ross County with a four-minute double and push lacklustre Celtic five points clear at the Scottish Premiership summit.

David Wotherspoon's calm finish earns St Johnstone victory over Kilmarnock and consigns Alex Dyer to a fifth straight league defeat as manager.

Cardiff City fans are accused of discriminatory chanting during their side's 1-1 FA Cup draw at Reading.

Mae Heddlu Gogledd Cymru yn ymchwilio wedi i gorff dyn gael ei ddarganfod ar ochr yr A548 rhwng Gronant a Phrestatyn

Yvonne Griffiths, 71, is due to fly home on Monday but does not know if the airport will be open.

Watch highlights as 10-men Reading hold firm against Cardiff to set up an FA Cup fourth round replay.

Reading hold on with 10 men at home to Cardiff to secure an FA Cup fourth-round replay neither side particularly want.

Sam Clucas and James McLean score as Stoke City ease their relegation worries while Swansea miss a chance to rise into the play-off zone.

The US's treasury secretary says he is "optimistic" a deal can be reached with the UK this year.

Hagan Homes says its homes "fit for part-time royalty" campaign was intended to be "light-hearted".

A review into the handling of fraud cases finds forces have "not kept pace" with the rise in cases.

Trading Standards warns homeowners to be careful when using quick-sale estate agents.

The World Economic Forum at Davos produced rows over climate change and trade, but little consensus.

Ian Siddall says the troubled department store owes him £25,000 for thousands of handbags.

The naturalist speaks at a newly-formed citizens' assembly examining how the UK cuts emissions.

The US's treasury secretary says he is "optimistic" a deal can be reached with the UK this year.

Some local party groups see hundreds of new members in the last month, BBC Newsnight learns.

Mr Mallon, a key architect of the Good Friday Agreement, was NI deputy first minister until 2001.

Football has "far too much dependency" on sponsorship from gambling companies, according to the sports minister.

Unite leader Len McCluskey said the shadow business secretary had the "brains and brilliance" for the job.

A total of 31 tests have concluded and there are no confirmed cases in Britain, government says.

Fifteen more people have died from the virus in China, as the country celebrates Lunar New Year.

Staff are encouraged to drive to work less and bring in reusable cups and bottles as part of NHS climate plans.

Hundreds of people people have been infected with a newly-discovered virus.

Harry Richford was born in an operating theatre "full of panicking people", an inquest is told.

A private hospital is looking into operations carried out by a doctor it has stopped from practising.