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Over a quarter of a million pounds worth of Class A and Class B drugs were recovered by police.

Eamonn Darren O'Hanlon, 36, was attacked on Hill Street in Gilford, police say.

Protesters call for action on Irish language legislation in a march to Belfast City Hall.

Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic with an unexpected landing.

Northern Ireland's Department of Health has published its last Covid-19 daily online update.

The three-year scheme addressing "period dignity" in schools was approved by Stormont last year.

University and College Union members are to boycott the marking and assessment of students.

US state department warns against "a big fight between the UK and the EU" amid the Ukraine war.

The two leaders discussed issues surrounding Brexit and the ongoing row over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Meanwhile, US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the UK must not discard the protocol.

William 'Pat' McCormick's body was found in a lake in Ballygowan, County Down, in July 2019.

Daniel Sebastian Allen pleads guilty to two counts of manslaughter but denies two counts of murder.

The County Down town is one of eight winners in the Queen's Platinum Jubilee competition.

The garden in Derry is intended as a lasting memorial to children from all backgrounds.

The increase follows a 21.4% rise in January, as global events hit the wholesale energy market

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

More than 14,000 children in Northern Ireland between four and 16 have an autism diagnosis.

The EA receives about three queries a month from schools about support for transgender pupils.