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Things to do in Belfast this weekend, February 18-20

Trad music, puddle jumping competitions and the NI Science Festival are just some of the activities families and kids can participate in this weekend

Belfast Live

NI Beauty Excellence Awards: How Covid has changed the industry as businesses are praised as 'champions'

"It's about patting ourselves on the back and saying, 'we've got through this'"

Belfast Live

Plans in place to bring winter ice rink back to Co Fermanagh after overwhelming success

The first initiative of its kind by the Lisnaskea residential village attracted almost 9,000 visitors in the lead up to the Christmas period

Belfast Live

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The rise of the four-day week and how to make it work

The four-day week movement is gaining momentum - could it work for you?

Birmingham Post

Businesses praise ‘fantastic’ NI decision on Covid rules

The British Medical Association has backed the move, but urged people to remain cautious.

The Independent UK

Covid NI: Health Minister Robin Swann confirms removal of all remaining restrictions

Mr Swann said he would be making an order on Tuesday to revoke the remaining restrictions, including face coverings.

Belfast Live

Protesters across UK demonstrate against spiralling cost of living

Events co-organised by People’s Assembly and trade unions held in at least 25 towns and cities

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Boris Johnson says John Major’s claim that he has ‘shredded’ UK’s reputation abroad ‘demonstrably untrue’ – as it happened

Boris Johnson responds to former prime minister’s assertion that UK’s influence in world has weakened under his leadership

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak urged to delay NI hike, as business warns rising costs will fuel inflation

TUC warns warns wages will fail to keep up with prices in ‘worst pay squeeze for 200 years’

The Independent UK

Case of highly pathogenic bird flu found in Co Fermanagh

The H5N1 avian influenza virus has been detected in a small flock of mixed species birds

Belfast Live

Chris Heaton-Harris is new chief whip and Jacob Rees-Mogg minister for Brexit opportunities – reshuffle as it happened

Limited government reshuffle sees big changes in whips’ office as former chief whip Mark Spencer moves to leader of Commons

The Guardian - UK

Energy crisis NI: Why your gas bills are going up so much

"Consumer natural gas bills are increasing because of exceptionally high global wholesale gas prices"

Belfast Live

No 10 implicitly rebukes Bank of England chief over wage restraint call, amid unions anger – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

How hard will you be hit as National Insurance rises by 1.25% across the UK in April

Those earning £30,000 and £50,000 will be hardest hit by the NI hike - with the increase meaning that they will pay nine and 10 per cent of their salary towards NI respectively

Chronicle Live

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Benzinga

Sunday Is Your Last Chance To Buy NiSource Before The Dividend Payout

Sunday marks the last chance for investors to receive the next dividend payout from NiSource (NYSE:NI).

Belfast Live

The Fast and the Farmer-ish coming to NI screens in February

This agri-challenge series will follow teams from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

Glasgow Live

National Insurance increase: How much more will you pay from April 2022

Those earning high salaries will pay proportionally less national insurance than those on middle incomes when the rate rises in April - those earning £100,000 a year in the UK will be least affected

The Guardian - UK

There’s a smarter way to fix the social care crisis than raising national insurance

Northumbria’s NHS trust could be a model for integrating health and social care, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Edinburgh Live

National Insurance: How much more will I have to pay when the tax increases

As energy bills and food prices are expected to rise, the Prime Minister confirmed that the National Insurance tax will increase - but research shows the highest earners will be less affected.

Wales Online

How much more will I pay when national insurance goes up?

People on a higher income will pay proportionally less than those on middle incomes, research suggests

Daily Record

Boris doesn't care about the poor's misery and will do anything to stay in power

The prime minister is trying to divert attention away from his lockdown-breaking parties, writes Record View.

The Independent UK

No 10 insists tax rise going ahead, despite minister admitting ‘everybody’ opposes it

Fears in Whitehall that Boris Johnson is wobbling over 2.5 per cent levy on workers and companies

The Independent UK

National insurance hike to go ahead, says minister amid reports PM is wavering

Boris Johnson is coming under pressure from some Tory MPs to scrap or delay the April tax change.

Belfast Live

Covid NI: 'Time to remove all restrictions from hospitality' say campaigners as vaccine passports are scrapped

The legal requirement to provide Covid certification to enter bars, restaurants and cinemas has ended

Evening Standard

National Insurance rise: What is the new rate and how will it affect me?

National insurance (NI) is set to rise for workers in April as families face a cost of living crisis.

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