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Cabinet Office figures claim house prices rose in 2016

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Ties to be played on Sunday

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Blow to Peel's Railway Cup hopes

Pulrose also draw, Foxdale win

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Manx Telecom aim for 13% coverage

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Prince Charles has been approved to take over from the Queen as the next head of the Commonwealth, according to Sky sources.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is to leave the club at the end of the season after almost 22 years.

British actress Millie Bobby Brown has been named one of the world's 100 most influential people - at the age of 14.

A woman has died after a fire broke out at residential units for adults with learning disabilities in northeast London.

A Labour MP has spoken out about the frustration of his same-sex marriage not being recognised in Northern Ireland, his husband's birthplace.

The UK may have just enjoyed its hottest day in nearly 70 years, but don't put away your jumper and brolly just yet as cooler weather and storms are on the way.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed he will step down from his role at the end of the season.

Arsene Wenger says former Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira "has the potential" to succeed him as manager.

Paul Merson insists Arsene Wenger's departure announcement is "perfect timing" ahead of the Europa League semi-finals with Atletico Madrid.

Conor Benn admits his father's guidance is "gold", but does not need anyone to "hold his hand" as he plots his own career path.

Premier League clubs posted record profits last season, according to figures released by Deloitte.

UK financial regulators plan to fine Barclays chief executive Jes Staley over attempts to uncover the author of an anonymous letter.

Royal Mail's chief executive Moya Greene is to step down after more than eight years in charge with almost £1m in pay and bonus.

Premier League footballers took home £2.5bn in wages for the first time last season, though pay growth was at its weakest for 20 years when compared with surging club revenues.

Scottish Power is to increase energy bills for almost one million customers by an average of 5.5% - or £63 a year.

A senior MP has claimed the final figure for the Brexit divorce bill is "shrouded in uncertainty", after a watchdog stressed the current estimate is based on a number of assumptions.

There will be a profound sense of relief at Barclays that Jes Staley, its chief executive, has not lost his job as a result of his attempts to unmask a whistleblower.

Russia has revealed it warned the US about "red lines" it should not cross before it launched airstrikes on Syria.

Donald Trump said Vladimir Putin had told him Russia had "some of the most beautiful hookers in the world", according to memos written by a former FBI chief.

The centre of Berlin has been evacuated after the discovery of a Second World War bomb dropped by Britain.

Donald Trump has said he wants a successful meeting with Kim Jong Un, but warned he will call the talks off if he does not think they will produce results.

It had the air of a fait accompli.