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SDLP MLA Cara Hunter condemned the incident. Credit Google

'Miracle they escaped', says MLA after Coleraine arson attack

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Roadworks to look out for in Magherafelt area over the coming week

66% of people polled say wasting less food cuts costs

Going green saves cash — and most people are already doing it

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I discovered the magic of cruising Northern Europe and you will too

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SDLP Education Spokesperson Cara Hunter MLA has called for a ban on smartphones in schools to protect young people and help them focus on their education. CREDIT NI WORLD

MLA calls for ban on smartphones in schools

Chris Taylor and Grime Gran hit the streets of London to find out what Brits call their Bits

Brits use comical names for different body parts - what's your go-to?

Protesters opposed to the construction of pylons along a 34 km stretch of the Armagh and Tyrone countryside to facilitate an electricity connector demonstrating outside Belfast High Court on Wednesday (April 9) . Picture by William Cherry / PressEye

Protest outside High Court as power pylons challenge commences

Fun on the dance floor during Gloucester Park’s 50th anniversary celebrations.

Gloucester Park Day Centre celebrates 50 years

Innova dancers pictured outside the famous black door of No10 Downing Street.

VIDEO: Innova Irish dancers entertain PM's St Patrick's Day party

Keith Fleming of Green Thumb Lawn Service is pictured handing over a cheque for £2625 to Chair of the Ballymena and District Branch, Jimmy McClean and Treasurer, Ann Hill.

Green Thumb raises funds for Ballymena Parkinson’s UK group

Mid Ulster MLA Patsy McGlone. Credit: Supplied

McGlone: support needed for rural areas impacted by Storm Éowyn

Members of the public are being warned to stay away from the sea and beaches during Storm Eowyn. Credit RNLI

Storm Eowyn: Don't travel to beach for selfies, warning

People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll is bringing a Private Members Bill on the housing crisis in Northern Ireland. CREDIT NEWS LETTER

People Before Profit housing crisis meeting in Coleraine

The Met Office has warned of snow across the UK this week.

Warnings issued as UK set for heavy rain, wind and snow this New Year

Storm Darragh causes disruption and damage across the UK.

Watch: Storm Darragh causes disruption and damage across the UK

This scene on the A2 Shore Road at Jordanstown on Saturday (November 23) morning. Picture: Andrew McCarroll / Pacemaker

Storm Bert: over 600 calls for help and 3,000 sandbags distributed in province

A number of programmes of roadworks will be taking place in the Ballymena area over the coming days. (Pic: Adobe).

Ballymena: roadworks to be aware of in the week ahead

Grace McGarry (third from left) pictured with The Lansdowne Hotel colleagues (l-r) Colleen O'Halloran, Ronny McCauley, Katie Galvin and Brandon Ferris and Zoee Robinson Taylor

Grace eager to make mum proud

Former First Minister Arlene Foster has queried what the government under former PM Boris Johnson did about Theresa May's "mistakes" on the Irish border.

Baroness Foster blames Theresa May for Irish border 'mistake'

Patsy McGlone MLA. Credit: Supplied

McGlone welcomes recognition of need to support farmers

Mid Ulster MLA Patsy McGlone. Credit: Supplied

Affordable childcare is difficult to access in rural areas – McGlone

Geraldine McGahey, Chief Commissioner for the Equality Commission, says she is "impatient for change" on the implementation of Article 2 of the Windsor Framework.

Equality Commission seeks to broaden Protocol rights to align with Republic

SERC's Emma Tate, launches a programme of free courses designed to boost confidence in maths

Free courses offer digital marketing metric skills to local companies

Members of the public relax on the beach in hot weather in Cleethorpes, north east England.

Watch: Temperatures could reach 34°C in UK in coming days

Lisburn student Rachel Monaghan (second left), pictured with (l -r) Moira Doherty, Department for the Economy, Jonathan Stewart, Director, British Council Northern Ireland and fellow Study USA students. Credit: Pacemaker Press

Student heading for opportunity of a lifetime on US scholarship programme

Ballymoney student Abbie McLaughlin (front centre) pictured with other Co Antrim Study USA students and Jonathan Stewart, Director, British Council Northern Ireland and Moira Doherty, Department for the Economy Credit: Pacemaker Press

US scholarship for Ballymoney's Abbie

Confusing financial terms have cost Brits an estimated £26 billion.

Confusing financial terms have cost Brits billions

The outline application for a ten-dwelling development in Coleraine was approved by Planning Committee members (pic; CC&G).

10-dwelling development given outline planning permission

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Farm animals are unable to get out into the fields because of the heavy rainfall. Credit: Getty Images

Farmers struggling with the impact of heavy rainfall – McGlone

SDLP Lisburn North councillor Pat Catney has urged councillors to back his proposal for a statue or memorial to abolitionist Frederick Douglass in Lisburn. Pic credit: SDLP

Catney urges councillors to back Frederick Douglass statue proposal

Freddie Gorman pictured at the ancient standing stone in Lisburn. Pic contributed by Freddie Gorman

History lives on in Lisburn’s ancient Standing Stone

At least 100 jobs could be at risk Coalisland-based Viberoptix. Credit: Goolge Maps

‘Viberoptix must retain as many staff as possible’ says Sinn Féin MLA

Trying to keep out flood water. Photo: Adobe

Going Green: Very few Brits feel they’re prepared for climate change

Watch London's first snowfall of 2024

SDLP Councillor Kerri Martin. Credit: Submitted

Crisis in the health service should focus minds on return to Stormont

SDLP Dungannon councillor Karol McQuade has condemned the erection of racist and threatening posters in the Moygashel area. Credit: SDLP

‘Racist and threatening’ posters in Tyrone village condemned

Veterinarian in a lab coat filling documents of his inspection of a farm on a digital tablet. Credit: Getty images

Strike by government vets could damage NI agri sector

Wilko stores have been a familiar sight across the UK for decades. Picture: National World

Wilko to open first store in Northern Ireland

Mid Ulster SDLP MLA Patsy McGlone pictured speaking at the ‘Future for Business in Europe’ event at the Glenavon Hotel in Cookstown on Friday. Credit: Contributed

‘We must realise opportunity of dual market access’ says SDLP MLA Patsy McGlone

Rishi Sunak has refused to say whether he's axing the HS2 route from Birmingham to Manchester. Credit: Mark Hall/Getty

Northern leader hits out at PM’s ‘lies’ over rail projects and HS2