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Midwife says cancer should have been found earlier
Pamela Redmond says if she had been screened at 50 her tumour could have been picked up.
Winter electricity disruption in NI ‘unlikely’
While supplies should be sufficient, Kilroot's closure means there is slightly higher risk to supplies.
Four year vasectomy wait as lists at 'standstill'
Stephen Camley, waiting for the procedure since 2019, says he was told he may have to go private.
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I was slapped for stammering through poems
Londonderry musician Sean McLaughlin says he has struggled with stammering through life.
Thousands march in Belfast pro-Palestinian protest
The protest comes after similar events across the UK including in London, Glasgow and Manchester.
About 71,000 households set for Universal Credit move
People are being contacted about the move and then have three months to make a claim or lose out.
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Midwife says cancer should have been found earlier
Pamela Redmond says if she had been screened at 50 her tumour could have been picked up.
Winter electricity disruption in NI ‘unlikely’
While supplies should be sufficient, Kilroot's closure means there is slightly higher risk to supplies.
Four year vasectomy wait as lists at 'standstill'
Stephen Camley, waiting for the procedure since 2019, says he was told he may have to go private.
Could you get through 180 books in a year?
As Book Week starts, we speak to a librarian whose other job is judging some of the UK's best authors.
I was slapped for stammering through poems
Londonderry musician Sean McLaughlin says he has struggled with stammering through life.
Thousands march in Belfast pro-Palestinian protest
The protest comes after similar events across the UK including in London, Glasgow and Manchester.
About 71,000 households set for Universal Credit move
People are being contacted about the move and then have three months to make a claim or lose out.
Winter electricity disruption in NI ‘unlikely’
While supplies should be sufficient, Kilroot's closure means there is slightly higher risk to supplies.
Four year vasectomy wait as lists at 'standstill'
Stephen Camley, waiting for the procedure since 2019, says he was told he may have to go private.
Could you get through 180 books in a year?
As Book Week starts, we speak to a librarian whose other job is judging some of the UK's best authors.
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