The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall were told all about the rich and varied history of Belfast during the first day of a two-day visit to Belfast, which started today.
The visit is taking place against a backdrop of continuing tension around the Northern Ireland protocol and the publication of a report into the PSNI's handling of the Bobby Storey funeral.
DUP leader designate Edwin Poots meanwhile has held a meeting with Secretary of State Brandon Lewis, with the protocol expected to have been top of the agenda.
Alistair Bushe
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Coronavirus infection levels remain low in Northern Ireland despite concerns about the Indian variant spreading across the UK, the chair of a leading medical body has said.
Over the next month many of the Coronavirus restrictions that we have become used to in Northern Ireland will, hopefully, start to ease. So let's all get outside and celebrate Northern Ireland. In fact, as part of our ongoing celebration of the approaching end of lockdown and 284 years of telling Northern Ireland's stories, we want to bring you into the picture… literally. We are running an exciting 'My Local Landmark' competition, and we want you to get involved.
As the number of new Covid-19 infections continues to come down right across Northern Ireland there are a number of postcode areas that have seen no new cases in the last seven days.
The Nolan Show today included an in-depth interview with the man behind the latest Storey funeral report – with the tension between the two men palpable at times.
Among the findings of the report yesterday into Bobby Storey's funeral was that Gerry Kelly had declined to fully co-operate with the inspectorate's probe into the funeral.
Every time I hear the sanctimonious voice of Peter Hain — that one-time rebel and enthusiast for Irish unity who in 2015 swapped his Commons seat for a peerage — I struggle to understand why the media think him an expert on legacy issues.
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