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Joan Christie becomes first Freeman of Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council

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Christine Moore.

Police appeal to trace missing NI woman

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An image used by the online scammer has beenreleased by police

NI women conned out of thousands of pounds by fraudster

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Ex-gay Matthew Grech offers a Valentine's rose to LGBT protestor John O'Doherty before last night's screening.'Photo: Pacemaker: Arthur Allison.

‘Ex-gay’ gives Valentine rose to LGBT protestor

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The top six questions people are asking Google about Brexit

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‘Get screened - it saved my life’

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Crossing borders with your dog after Brexit

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CE marking after Brexit

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What happens to the transition period with an no deal Brexit?

Understanding the transition period in the case of a no deal Brexit

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Work to start on the rail line at Lurgan

Northern Ireland Railway timetable disruption due to infrastructure works

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Northern Ireland Railway timetable disruption due to infrastructure works

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Commuters try new modern bus

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Work is to get under way on safety improvements at the Knockmore Road/Ballinderry Road junction in Lisburn. Pic by Google

Work to begin on road safety improvements at busy junction where cyclist was killed

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Traffic and travel: Collision causing major delays for Belfast-bound traffic

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The collision happened at around 9:45am on Wednesday.

Four vehicle smash on M1

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NI women conned out of thousands of pounds by fraudster

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Police have launched a murder investigation

Discovery of man's body sparks murder probe

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The scene at the Spar on Moira's Glenavy Road after a digger was used to steal a cash machine

Vulnerable cash ATMs must be ‘police priority’

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Maghaberry Prison

Man who brought cannabis into Maghaberry given community service

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What is the future for Erasmus students after Brexit?

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At Laurelhill Community College's open night it was selfie time in the Drama Department with some of the Ronnettes from recent production, 'Little Shop of Horrors'.

IN PICTURES: Laurelhill Community College opens its doors for prospective students

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Grace Robinson from St Joseph's enjoys some lino printing in the art dept at the St Patrick's Academy open day

IN PICTURES: St Patrick’s Academy opens its doors to new pupils

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Ian Stevenson, LMC Chief Executive, pictured with Mrs Lisa Donnan, Home Economics teacher and pupils from Friends' School, Lisburn during the launch of LMC's post-primary school cookery demonstrations

Friends’ pupils cook up a storm with the Livestock and Meat Commission

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Bloggers learn the ropes at library course

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Business More Business >>

CE marking after Brexit

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Work to start on the rail line at Lurgan

Northern Ireland Railway timetable disruption due to infrastructure works

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GDPR and Brexit

Brexit and data protection - will firms still have to comply with the new EU GDPR?

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Customs declarations may be needed to post to EU countries after Brexit

Posting parcels to EU countries after Brexit

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Politics More Politics >>

The top six questions people are asking Google about Brexit

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Pet passports won't be valid with a no deal Brexit

Crossing borders with your dog after Brexit

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CE marking after Brexit

CE marking after Brexit

Business

What happens to the transition period with an no deal Brexit?

Understanding the transition period in the case of a no deal Brexit

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Former Malta X-Factor singer Matthew Grech says his Christian conversion resulted in him leaving his homosexuality without any formal therapy

I didn’t have gay therapy, says Christian convert Matthew Grech

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Partnership appeals for new volunteers

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Best of the Best: The Co Down village of Hillsborough won the overall top honour at this year's Best Kept Awards. Pic by Simon Graham

Village is crowned ‘Best of the Best’

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Lurgan Train Station.

Translink gear up for Autumn leaves and possible delays

Environment

Pictured receiving the three Green Flag awards for Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council are: Jim Ros, Director of Leisure & Community Wellbeing; Ryan Osborne, Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council; Ian Humphreys, Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful; Davy Irwin, Mayor Cllr Uel Mackin; Stephen Mackle; Carolyn Thomas; William Torrens and Ross Gillanders, Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council.'Front Row L-R: Nicola Fitzsimons and Jen Firth, Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful.

Lisburn flies the flag for its green spaces

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Health More Health >>

‘Get screened - it saved my life’

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Concerns have been raised about insulin supplies

Concerns raised about insulin supplies after Brexit

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Should I renew my EHIC card?

Should I renew my EHIC card or will Brexit make it invalid?

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Niraparib is one of the first drugs to be made available under new rules

New ovarian cancer drug for Northern Ireland ‘could change lives for better’

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Parking charges at hospital

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