Monday, March 22 will go down as one of the happiest recent days of this long lockdown in Northern Ireland.
It was wonderful to see truly joyous images from around the Province's schools as pupils between P4-7 returned to the classroom for the first time since December, along with years 12-14 who returned in secondary schools.
On the subject of vaccinations, Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill has said she supports ramping up the vaccination programme here to become a 24x7 operation.
However, delays in sourcing deliveries of AstraZeneca ordered by the UK Government is set to delay the expansion of the programme to the over 40 age cohort.
Alistair Bushe Editor
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to speak to EU leaders this week regarding proposals to ban the export of Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines to the UK.
Vets are warning of a possible link between heart problems in cats and dogs and a new variant of Covid-19, after a specialist veterinary hospital in Buckinghamshire saw an increase in pets presenting with myocarditis.
As the Covid vaccine rollout continues across the UK, attention turns to the next wave of jabs that could be deployed to help vaccinate against the deadly coronavirus.
A number of states in the European Union (EU) will restart their rollouts of the Oxford/Astrazeneca Covid-19 vaccine, following the European Medicines Agency (EMA) regulator's confirmation that it is "safe and effective".
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