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Mrs Merton's brazen question to Debbie McGee voted best one-liner
It beat witty retorts from Basil Fawlty, Del Boy and Patsy Stone in the poll of over 2,000 TV lovers.
Nigel Dodds says Brexit has created problems – but it's not his party's fault
BREXIT has had a destabilising influence, according to Nigel Dodds, but the DUP deputy leader believes the upheaval has flowed from failure to deliver on the referendum result in a "timely and sensible way" .
DUP plan electricity link to Iceland
FIRST it was a bridge to Scotland – now the DUP wants to hook-up Northern Ireland to power generated by Iceland's volcanoes.
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The DUP wants to hook-up Northern Ireland to power generated by Iceland's volcanoes
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No money in Budget 2020 for free contraception scheme, health committee hears
There was no money allocated in budget 2020 for a free contraception scheme, a committee has heard.
Family scathing of health service as coroner finds their child's death was caused by hospital treatment
A FATHER has called for Northern Ireland's most senior doctor to
Twitter warns against ‘attempts to mislead people' after Tory account rebranded
The social media firm warned it will take action if there are ‘any further attempts to mislead people by editing verified profile info'.
Ricky Gervais lands performance of the year gong for After Life
He will be celebrated at the Rose d'Or awards next month.
Kanye West is on a mission to 'turn atheists into believers'
There is nothing ironic or sarcastic about Kanye West calling his latest album Jesus is King. It is, says Diarmuid Pepper, an unapologetically Christian piece of work whose evangelistic potential should be welcomed by people of faith
How teenage activists are taking on the fight to eat healthy food
ALTHOUGH so many of today's children eat unhealthily and are overweight, it has always been adults who have highlighted the problem and shouted about tackling it.
Nurses vote for strike action
Nurses in Northern Ireland have voted to take strike action.
Neglect of typhoid outside rich countries ‘threatens global health emergency'
Researchers from Oxford Martin School say it has become a neglected disease of poorer countries after its elimination in many high-income countries.
DUP says it cannot support Boris Johnson's Brexit plan
Boris Johnson has been dealt a major blow shortly before the crunch EU summit after DUP leader Arlene Foster said she could not yet back his Brexit plans.
DUP defends Arlene Foster's 'astonishing' meetings with senior loyalists
THE DUP has defended its leader's decision to meet loyalist paramilitaries to discuss the implications of a mooted Brexit deal that could see a so-called border in the Irish Sea.
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Arlene Foster and other senior party figures are reported to have held talks in recent days with high-ranking figures from the UVF and UDA
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Victor Arbuckle, first police officer killed in the Troubles, remembered 50 years on
ENTRIES for Victor Arbuckle in the myriad compendia of Northern Ireland murders are brief to the point of brusqueness.
Cross border cycle/walk route will link Strabane and Lifford
WORK is expected to start next year on a new cross-border cycle and walking path linking Strabane and Lifford after the planned route was unveiled yesterday.
Peter Mandelson has accused the government of being 'ambivalent' towards the Good Friday Agreement
Former Secretary of State Peter Mandelson has accused the government of being “ambivalent” towards the Good Friday Agreement.
Trader in court for selling 'southern Tayto' to shops and pubs in Northern Ireland
A CO Down trader who breached Northern Ireland crisps giant Tayto's trademark by selling the same name brand from the Republic, may be liable for damages.
Dairy farmer who appeared in DUP election broadcast says he regrets voting for Brexit
A CO Down diary farmer, who voted to leave the EU, says he now regrets his decision and claims Boris Johnson's pledges about giving more money to the NHS were
Senior PSNI officer warns of dangers of putting officers in front line of no deal Brexit
DEPUTY Chief Constable Stephen Martin has warned that if the PSNI is forced to protect other agencies carrying out border checks in the event of a no deal Brexit it would put his officers at risk of attack.
People born in Northern Ireland are legally British, court told
People born in Northern Ireland remain British citizens according to the law even if they identify as Irish, a court has heard.