Coastal erosion

Northern Ireland's coastline is being mapped by a team at Ulster University in what they say is a first for the UK.

The events are funded by the government as part of the £200m Flood and Coastal Innovation Programme.

Cleeve Hill will be permanently shut while efforts are made to secure funds for major repairs.

The site at Lossiemouth West Beach is expected to be regularly under water by the end of the century.

The A487 in Newgale runs next to a shingle bank which is becoming "unsustainable" as a flood defence.

In a meeting later, Brighton council cabinet members will be asked to increase funding to £11m.

The National Trust says the fresh crack means a chunk of cliff "could collapse at any time".

Residents are visitors are being warned to stay away from the affected area after the landslip on Saturday.