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Pope Francis: 'May God inspire the dream of fraternity in each one of us'
In Fratelli Tutti, his new encyclical published this week, Pope Francis sets out his thoughts on the themes of fraternity and social friendship, qualities he believes are much-needed in a world still coming to terms with the coronavirus pandemic....
Facebook made 94% of all child sex abuse image reports by tech firms last year
Law enforcement agencies fear a move towards end-to-end encryption will have a devastating impact on their ability to protect children online.
Trainee lifeguard given probation order after secretly recording teenage girl in leisure centre toilets
A TRAINEE lifeguard has received a 12-month probation order for secretly recording a teenage girl in Newry Leisure Centre toilets.
Lawyers instructed on possible legal challenge to Internal Markets Bill
LAWYERS last night said they have been instructed to consider pursuing a legal challenge to the British government's Internal Markets Bill.
John Cleese: Can you tell me a woke joke?
The veteran comedian warned that organising ‘a society around the sensibilities of the most easily upset people' leads to a ‘very neurotic society'.
Peace envoy George Mitchell diagnosed with leukaemia
Former US senator George Mitchell, a peace envoy in Northern Ireland in the 1990s, is starting treatment for leukaemia at a Boston hospital a day after his 87th birthday.
Coronavirus cases at dozens of schools in Berlin less than a fortnight after reopening
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Coronavirus cases at dozens of schools in Berlin less than a fortnight after reopening
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‘Morning people' linked with higher risk of Alzheimer's disease
Researchers also found that people who have a greater risk of developing the progressive condition are less likely to have insomnia.
Judge rules Co Antrim couple suffering 'discrimination' with humanist weddings not legally recognised in England
A judge has ruled that a Co Antrim couple are suffering discrimination by being unable to have a legally-recognised humanist wedding in England.
Tourists could cause second Covid surge across Ireland, top doctor warns
A LEADING public health doctor has warned that abandoning quarantine for overseas passengers flying into Ireland could result in the island being "re-seeded" with coronavirus - at a time when cases are at their lowest.
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Tourists could cause second Covid surge across Ireland, top doctor warns.
@GabrielScally questioned the "hold" of the airline industry on government decision making.
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Coronavirus: No new deaths and three more cases in Northern Ireland
No coronavirus deaths have been recorded but three more people have tested positive for the virus, according to the Department of Health.
Coronavirus: No new deaths in Northern Ireland as one further case recorded
There have been no further coronavirus linked deaths reported in Northern Ireland, with the toll recorded by the Department of Health remaining at 551.
Queen's University charters jet to bring Chinese students direct to Belfast
QUEEN'S University has chartered a jumbo jet at a cost of around £600,000 to bring hundreds of students directly from China to Belfast in September, the Irish News can reveal.
Queen's University graduates reveal why they snubbed vice chancellor
STUDENTS have spoken of the moment they publicly snubbed the head of Queen's University Belfast during their graduation ceremony.
Dr Gabriel Scally: A concerted effort to achieve a ‘Zero COVID-19 Ireland' is need urgently
The worst is over. Hopefully, we will never again see such a terrible death toll from an infectious disease in Ireland.
One of Belfast's best-known independent book stores will open its doors on Friday.
No Alibis on Botanic Avenue is being renovated to create more socially-distanced open space after Stormont gave the go-ahead to small retailers.
Fossil footprints suggest humans divided labour between sexes 19,000 years ago
The new research is based on 408 footprints found in Engare Sero, Tanzania.
Hundreds of former internees could get payouts
HUNDREDS of internment cases are set to be quashed, with millions of pounds in compensation expected to be paid following yesterday's Supreme Court judgment in favour of Gerry Adams.
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Hundreds of internment cases are set to be quashed, with millions of pounds in compensation expected to be paid following yesterday's Supreme Court judgment in favour of Gerry Adams
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Connecting Classrooms through Global Learning helps teachers adapt
TEACHERS' experience with an online, worldwide learning programme has helped them make a seamless transition from classroom to virtual education.
Taoiseach: I'm sincerely sorry for referring to north as 'overseas'
TAOISEACH Leo Varadkar has offered "sincere apologies" to northern nationalists offended after he described Belfast as "overseas" in a recent interview.