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Posted at 8:06
Ministers to consider easing more Covid-19 rules
By Jayne McCormack
BBC News NI Political Correspondent
BBC News NI understands 26 July will be discussed for the next relaxation of restrictions.
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Posted at 5:41
Girlguiding camps cancelled over coronavirus rules
By Robbie Meredith
BBC News NI Education Correspondent
Girlguiding Ulster says this summer's camps are not "viable" due to restrictions on overnight stays.
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Posted at 5:28
Labour leader Starmer begins two-day trip to NI
By Jayne McCormack
BBC News NI Political Correspondent
Sir Keir Starmer will have talks with political leaders and meet police and students.
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Posted at 23:01 7 Jul
Traditional July bonfires in NI getting larger
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Video caption: Eleventh night bonfires getting ready in NI
Hundreds of bonfires are being built in Northern Ireland as part of traditional commemorations.
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Posted at 20:25 7 Jul
NI records 570 new coronavirus cases and no deaths
The latest figures show 43 people are in hospital with the virus, up from 37 on Tuesday.
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Posted at 18:46 7 Jul
Mobile vaccine clinic opens at Belfast's Whitla Hall
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Video caption: A mobile vaccine clinic has opened in the Whitla Hall at Queen's University Belfast.
A mobile vaccine clinic has opened in the Whitla Hall at Queen's University Belfast as part of a continued push to give a Covid-19 vaccine to everyone aged 18 and over.
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Posted at 16:12 7 Jul
Transport Hub running to planned timetable
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Translink says plans for its new Belfast Transport Hub are on schedule as work has continued throughout the pandemic.
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Posted at 15:49 7 Jul
Bonfire at Belfast interface 'cannot proceed'
By Jayne McCormack
BBC News NI political correspondent
Officials are looking for an alternative site for a loyalist bonfire causing concern on Adam Street.
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Posted at 15:13 7 Jul
Different League: The Derry City Story
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Video caption: The story of how Derry City FC, exiled for 13 years, was brought back from the dead.
The story of a community that needed a break and how its football club, exiled for 13 years, was brought back from the dead.
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Posted at 14:59 7 Jul
NI public urged to keep wearing masks
Masks should still be worn in bars, restaurants and on public transport, says Minister Nichola Mallon.
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Posted at 14:03 7 Jul
EU further education students to pay local fees
There are just over 2,000 EU students at Northern Ireland's six further education colleges.
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Posted at 14:02 7 Jul
McKinney trial will not hear from accused, court told
Lawyers for Stephen McKinney, who is accused of murdering his wife, will not call further witnesses.
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Posted at 10:33 7 Jul
UK citizenship fee for Irish in UK 'indefensible'
The £1,330 naturalisation charge for ROI-born people who live in the UK should be scrapped, MPs say.
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Posted at 23:03 6 Jul
The mystery of the vanishing house
By Nuala McCann
BBC News NI
Neville Presho lost everything when his island retreat off the coast of Donegal disappeared.
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Posted at 18:41 6 Jul
Pressures on A&E 'on par with winter levels'
By Louise Cullen
BBC News NI
It comes as the Department of Health launches a campaign in a bid to ease the strain on hospitals.
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Posted at 17:51 6 Jul
NI records 417 new coronavirus cases and no deaths
The latest figures show 37 people are in hospital with the virus and five are in intensive care.
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Posted at 17:30 6 Jul
Water crisis stalling big projects, say builders
By John Campbell & Clodagh Rice
BBC News NI Business Unit
A failure to fund sewerage infrastructure upgrades has created a major problem, say developers.
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Posted at 17:07 6 Jul
What will pubs, cafes and gigs be like from 19 July?
Near-normal service should resume in pubs and restaurants in England from 19 July.
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Posted at 16:37 6 Jul
Seafood factory closes due to coronavirus outbreak
By Ciara Colhoun
BBC News NI
Forty-two cases of the virus are confirmed at a processing factory in Kilkeel, County Down.
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