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The Latest Breaking News from NI

Trailblazing Co Antrim primary school named Anti-Racism School of the Year

"Our aim to recognise diversity, challenge stereotypes and promote inclusion is woven through all we do"

Belfast Live

Co Antrim mum's pride at maintaining her target weight over the past 12 years

"Transformation begins in the mind, but needs to be nurtured and tended"

Belfast Live

'Local people being failed by political leaders' amid smear test results delays

"These delays are clearly very concerning for people and their wider family circle as they await results"

Belfast Live

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Mini-budget 2022: What a stamp duty cut means for NI's property market and first-time-buyers

The move is designed to help first-time buyers get on the property ladder

Belfast Live

Tamil Nadu forest officials learn the ‘language of elephants’, thanks to calf rescue missions

Over the last one year, the department has successfully reunited three elephant calves that got separated from their herds in Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu

The Hindu

Meet the judges of the NI Social Media Awards!

Meet the judges of the NI Social Media Awards ahead of the big night on October 1

Belfast Live

Relationships in Northern Ireland 'more important than unity poll at this time'

Mr Coveney's comments come after census figures showed Catholics outnumber Protestants in Northern Ireland for the first time since the partition of the island

Belfast Live

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Drinking water: Some NI samples failing health-based standards on lead, E.coli, pesticides and more

NI Water tests reveal water standards are not being met in 15 of the 43 parameters measured

Belfast Live

Make Me Prime Minister: NI TikTok star Conall Doyle battling it out on new Channel 4 show

The show will follow people from the UK with views from across the political spectrum to see what it really takes to operate in the cutthroat world of politics

Belfast Live

UFU president's pride at wife's key role in providing end of life care for those terminally ill

Mary has been a community nurse for the last three years, providing end of life care for people with terminal illness

Belfast Live

Business and home movers in Northern Ireland buoyed by mini-budget but calls intensify for Stormont return

Tax cuts offer some support but resumption of devolved leadership needed to protect economy from current headwinds

Birmingham Post

Department for Economy cancel three energy crisis meetings with All Party Group on Climate Action

Kate Nicholl says their failure to engage is "shameful and disheartening"

Belfast Live

Mini-budget 2022: What Chancellor's announcement means for Northern Ireland

The energy package announced will cost £60 billion for the six months from October

Belfast Live

Belsonic 2023: Florence + The Machine announce biggest ever NI gig

They will play at Ormeau Park on June 28

Belfast Live

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Cost-of-living crisis: NI church collecting warm coats to help those struggling this winter

"With the rising cost of living hitting everyone in the pocket, we want to help families in our community in a practical way"

Belfast Live

Analysis: Census 2021 shows 'Protestant state for a Protestant people' is gone

It would be wrong to jump to conclusions over what a religious headcount means for any future border poll on a united Ireland

Belfast Live

'Beer bikes' still allowed at Ulster University's Belfast campus under plans to ban cars and taxis

Roads officials confirmed that party bikes would be permitted as they are considered under legislation to be bicycles

Belfast Live

The School for Good and Evil: Watch trailer for new Netflix fantasy movie filmed in Northern Ireland

It is estimated that around 500 NI-resident crew worked on the film

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NI Census 2021: More Catholics than Protestants in NI for first time since partition

The 2021 Census showed 9.3% of the population did not belong to any religion were not brought up in any religion - up from 5.6% in 2011

Belfast Live

Hopes Joe Biden set for Belfast as part of UK Good Friday Agreement anniversary tour

The US President is understood to want to mark 25 years since the 1998 peace deal

Belfast Live

Holyland residents 'forced to sleep elsewhere' due to successive nights of anti-social behaviour in South Belfast

Councillor Micky Murray said he was in the area for five minutes when he witnessed a window being smashed

Belfast Live

Abandoned family dogs now voiceless victims of NI cost of living crisis

Pets are being given up in vast numbers and adoptions are slowing down

Belfast Live

Bin strike in Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon suspended after six weeks

The industrial action had been running for six weeks and led to piles of rubbish mounting up in some areas

Belfast Live

Lisburn and Castlereagh Council strike action set to continue after pay offer rejected

"The offer was not an offer that unions could ballot members on"

Belfast Live

New Derry City Cemetery proposals unveiled as public opinion sought

"I would encourage all interested parties to come along and be part of this important engagement process.”

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