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Dame Antonia Romeo has been appointed Cabinet Secretary and head of the Civil Service, becoming the first woman to hold the post while facing renewed scrutiny over earlier allegations that were investigated and cleared

Jack Crowley starts at fly-half for Ireland while Sam Prendergast is omitted from the matchday 23; Ciarán Frawley is named as back-up and Ulster duo Robert Baloucoune and Stuart McCloskey keep their places

Dame Antonia Romeo, the Home Office permanent secretary, has been selected to lead the Civil Service, drawing attention to earlier complaints and the process used to assess senior officials

Wales overhaul the matchday selection for Scotland as coach Steve Tandy aims to halt a run of poor results in the Six Nations

A report finds over 2,500 cold-related deaths in England last winter, more than half of them in homes and care settings, and highlights a sharp toll among people aged 85+ after winter fuel allowance changes

A murder investigation was opened after a stabbing at Briar Hill skate park left a man dead and a teenage boy critically injured; four people have been arrested and officers are asking for information and footage

Arsenal surrendered a win to Wolves late on, Newcastle delivered a dominant European performance and Kick It Out has criticised Jose Mourinho over his response to Vinicius Jr’s report of alleged racist abuse

New footage, DNA on a glove and a public plea from Savannah Guthrie have renewed focus on the search for Nancy Guthrie, who was taken from her Tucson-area home on Feb. 1

Explore why soccer betting still drives live markets in Ireland and which bookmakers deliver the best in-play tools, promotions and odds

After two days of US-mediated Geneva talks that produced cautious statements but no breakthrough, fighting across Zaporizhia, Donetsk and other areas continued, with civilian casualties, infrastructure damage and diplomatic reprisals reported