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Naked Attraction applications now open and they want to hear from NI folk

If you think you've got what it takes to stand proud and bare all on TV then the show's producers want to hear from you.

Belfast Live

Daniel Greer appeal encourages thousands to join stem cell register as teen fights aggressive leukaemia

Young Daniel's only chance of beating the disease is through a bone marrow transplant

Belfast Live

Stormont urged to encourage 20% reduction in meat and dairy consumption by Westminster committee

The government has also been asked to get to work on insulating houses, decarbonising heating and power

Belfast Live

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Cost-of-living crisis: Rising costs "worse than Covid" for hospitality as NI restaurants close

Colin Neill from Hospitality Ulster said the industry is battling rising supply and labour costs

Belfast Live

Record numbers expected for the return of the Mash Direct Belfast City Half Marathon

With almost 6000 runners due to take part organisers are confident this will be Northern Ireland's largest half marathon

Belfast Live

Dominic Raab says right to abortion does not need to be in bill of rights

Deputy PM says matter is ‘settled in UK law’ and he would not want Britain to be in same situation as US

The Guardian - UK

Derry PSNI operation targeting ONH group results in arrests

Police say the arrests are part of an 'ongoing investigation into violent criminality linked to Óglaigh na hÉireann'.

Belfast Live

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Cost of living: How to save money on summer childcare in Northern Ireland

More than 9,070 families in NI used tax-free childcare in March - but thousands more could be missing out

Belfast Live

Squeeze on NI businesses "likely to get worse" due to inflation, says Derry chamber president

"This leaves households with less disposable income to use which in turn means less trade for our businesses."

Belfast Live

Brexit: Support for Northern Ireland Protocol 'edging upwards', opinion poll finds

The post-Brexit deal governing Irish Sea trade is considered by 53% as on balance a "good thing" for Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

Schools face further strikes after summer break as more teaching unions ballot on industrial action

The move is in response to a pay dispute and in the face of the worsening cost of living crisis.

Belfast Live

The Boulevard designer outlet is leading the pack with nature and sustainability drive

"There’s no one in Northern Ireland at the minute that’s championing this in this game"

Belfast Live

Fire service 'attacked by youths' after bonfire materials lifted in Derry

Officers attended to support the NIFRS and to assist in clearing the road

Belfast Live

Attempted robberies in Ormeau Park area after public approached by 'man with Stanley knife'

One man has been arrested on suspicion of multiple offences

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Belfast Live

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford celebrate 12th wedding anniversary

"Loved you then, love you still, always have, always will."

Belfast Live

Aer Lingus passenger brands customer service ‘disgraceful’ after Belfast flight cancelled last minute

With no hotel offered for Sunday night, the pair are now out of pocket by more than £600 between them

Belfast Live

West Belfast Jobs Fair faces huge demand due to cost of living crisis

"Our communities are very resilient, they're quick to react to things and put coping mechanisms in place."

Belfast Live

Jason Manford hails 'special' Derry crowd who picked him up when he was feeling low

The Salford comedian also spoke highly of his support act for the evening

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Evening Standard

Ireland criticises UK’s ‘unlawful’ approach to Brexit

Ireland criticised Britain’s “unlawful” approach to Brexit on Monday, with Foreign Minister Simon Coveney saying he was “hugely” disappointed at the UK’s plans to rip up parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland's TikTok house closes after shining spotlight on local businesses

From music to comedy, beauty and crafts, the eight influencers came from all over the island of Ireland to create content in the house

The Independent UK

Q&A: What is the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill and why is it significant?

MPs on Monday will debate new legislation to give ministers the power to override parts of the post-Brexit deal on Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Brexit: Plan to rip up Northern Ireland Protocol could become law ‘very fast’ in 2022, says Boris Johnson

PM claims unilateral powers to scrap checks could be in place ‘fairly rapidly’

Belfast Live

How two friends turned a clapped out NI school bus into a dream mobile home worth thousands

Carpenter Alex did most of the work during lockdown after craving a creative project to keep him active

The Hindu

Will not be cowed down by threats, says Panneerselvam

AIADMK leader undertakes road show from Madurai to his home town Theni

Belfast Live

Inside My Wedding: NI couple's special day at Leighinmohr House Hotel

"I do wish I didn’t stress as much the week of the wedding as it really did just come together on the day"

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