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Peter Weir’s proposals for an accelerated return to classes will be considered by the Stormont Executive on Thursday.
The move came after Deputy First Minister John Swinney said minutes relating to meetings between Nicola Sturgeon and lawyers could not be found.
Harry and Meghan have plunged the monarchy into crisis with their dramatic interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The UK has hit back after European Council President Charles Michel accused it of imposing a ban on the movement of jabs.
Tourism minister Haris Theoharis declared ‘the only thing you want is Greece’.
More than 41,000 people complained to the watchdog.
The social network is rolling out new ads to boost media literacy and combat misleading claims which appear online.
A judge at Sheffield Crown Court has ordered that the prosecution of the former Lord Ahmed should be halted but this is subject to appeal.
Health Minister Robin Swann said he is expects the largest delivery of the AstraZeneca jab yet later this week.
Operated by MTC, Rainsbrook can hold up to 87 children aged 12 to 17 years, who are serving a custodial sentence or on remand from the courts.
The Duchess of Sussex said it was all about the principle of respecting boundaries.
Midwives at Frimley Park Hospital failed to detect baby Theo Ellis was in the breech position.
Revealing the case, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said it was not believed to be linked to three cases who earlier flew into Scotland from Brazil.
The former prime minister’s footwear went under the hammer on Tuesday afternoon for the first time in more than 20 years.
Alan Rusbridger was under pressure after revelations that his newspaper’s former media editor, Roy Greenslade, was supportive of the IRA.
Matthew Topham admits causing Mary Jane Regler’s death, but denies causing death by dangerous driving.
They were among 33 people packed onto a boat heading for the UK on Tuesday morning amid cold air and sea temperatures.
NI’s First Minister has expressed confidence that ‘small moves’ by the Government to postpone the full implementation of the NI Protocol were legal.
The Government has advised UK holidaymakers to avoid cruises since July 9 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Up to four people from two different households will be allowed to meet in Scotland from Friday.
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