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Your daily news update from the Belfast News Letter
 
 
     
   
     
  Jul 22, 2021  
     
 

Newsletter news now!

These are the stories that are making the headlines in Northern Ireland right now.

 

 
     
  Eight year-old knocked down by van in critical condition in hospital  
     
  An eight year-old boy is in a critical condition in hospital after a road traffic collision involving a van on Wednesday evening.  
     
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LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus NI - Supermarkets warn shoppers NOT to panic buy - 'pingdemic', Brexit & hot weather to blame
 
Some of Northern Ireland's top supermarket chains are warning customers not to panic buy.
 
     
 
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Government accepts Irish Sea border is profoundly problematic – but isn't going to reverse any of its bureaucracy for now
 
The government has accepted that the scale of disruption caused by the Irish Sea border is sufficient to justify the most radical measures – but says it is not yet taking those measures.
 
     
 
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RoI Troubles victims 'are the forgotten people'
 
A former police officer who barely escaped with his life in a IRA bombing has told the News Letter that he and fellow victim in the Irish republic feel left out by the recently-instituted Troubles pension scheme.
 
     
 
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Ben Habib: This is too little, too late from Lord Frost on the Northern Ireland Protocol
 
The jury is out but close to a verdict on Lord Frost.
 
     
 
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Executive meets to decide whether to ratify easing of more Covid restrictions
 
Further easing of pandemic rules is on the agenda as the Executive meets amid continued increases in coronavirus cases and hospital admissions.
 
     
 
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LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus NI - Close to 2,000 new infections & two additional Covid related deaths in the last 24 hours
 
The Department of Health (DoH) has recorded almost 2,000 new infections and two additional Covid-19 related deaths in the last 24 hours.
 
     
 
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The European Union has warned the UK it will not renegotiate the deal on Northern Ireland's post-Brexit trading arrangements after Lord Frost demanded significant changes to the terms.
 
     
 
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Coronavirus: The Great Gatsby cancelled in Carrick after cast member tests positive
 
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council has announced that a theatre performance due to take place in Carrickfergus tonight (Wednesday) has been cancelled after one of the troupe tested positive with Covid-19.
 
     
 
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Young people who turn 18 on or before October 31, 2021 can now access their vaccines at the seven regional vaccine centres across Northern Ireland.
 
     
     
 
 
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Dogs Trust Ballymena's smallest Yorkie searches for a new home
 
The team at Dogs Trust Ballymena recently welcomed their newest and smallest Yorkshire Terrier resident into their care.
 
 
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THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Eire television viewers should not be allowed to 'poach' Ulster signal
 
From the News Letter, July 21, 1956
 
 
     
     
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  David Healy's 'history' call to his Linfield players ahead of Europa home clash  
     
  Linfield manager David Healy is calling on his players to "put their name in the history books" in tonight's European clash with Banja Luka.  
     
     
 
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Mark Adair relishing return to Stormont as Ireland face South Africa
 
Ireland's Mark Adair is relishing a return to Stormont today for the second T20 International against South Africa.
 
 
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Warren Gatland confident in-form Lions can take their chances against Springboks
 
Warren Gatland insists he has selected a dangerous British and Lions team to create and finish the tries needed to topple South Africa in Saturday's critical series opener at Cape Town Stadium.
 
 
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Warren Gatland confident in-form Lions can take their chances against Springboks
 
Warren Gatland insists he has selected a dangerous British and Lions team to create and finish the tries needed to topple South Africa in Saturday's critical series opener at Cape Town Stadium.
 
 
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
 
   
 
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