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Reported 280 years ago (Feb 1739): The News Letter goes up in size to four pages

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Foyle Street in Londonderry

Missing teenagers discovered by bus driver after alert raised online

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For Sale: 5 Liswatty Road, Coleraine.

Stunning property on a beautiful site

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‘My home is constantly full of mess and chaos: I love it!’

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Alarm bells for building firms -FMB

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‘Hold the phone, make your own,’ says Gok’s chef brother

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Ways of keeping slugs at bay

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Granny power highlights danger of the Far-right

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Roly Daniels - who is hitting the road for another nine date tour with the fabulous Keltic Storm band and it is set to kick off in a few weeks in Newtownabbey in concert with special guests Joe Moore and Caitlin at the Theatre at the Mill on Thursday, March 7, for one night only.

Roly Daniels in Concert

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Holywood Maypole, photo undated

Tomorrow’s your chance to look for Mad Aunt Celia and also to see Citizen Lane

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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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Duke of Edinburgh who will face no further action over the collision on the A149 near Sandringham last month, the Crown Prosecution Service said.

Decision made on Duke of Edinburgh driving case

People

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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Belfast News Letter February 16 1738 (February 27 1739 in the modern calendar). The paper is ripped at points. This is the earliest surviving paper after the title went up from one smaller sheet, with two sides of news, to a larger one that was folded to give four sides of news

Reported 280 years ago (Feb 1739): The News Letter goes up in size to four pages

Nostalgia

Holywood Maypole, photo undated

Tomorrow’s your chance to look for Mad Aunt Celia and also to see Citizen Lane

Nostalgia

Front page January 23 1738 Belfast News Letter. The edition is in bad condition, which sections missing. The paper is equivalent to February 3 2019 in the modern calendar

Reported 280 years ago (Feb 3 1739): Man kills parents; House for sale Antrim; Military leader dies

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Brian Cox Universal

The appliance of science and many more of our remarkable feats of innovation

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Marriages lasting between five and nine years have the highest number of divorce registrations, according to the data.

NI divorces rising again – but where do marriages struggle most?

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Sinn Fein MLA Colum Eastwood beside the caravan he used for a political clinic in Moy on Saturday 26 January.

SF moves to caravan clinic after church hall abortion row

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Ex-Sinn Fein TD Peadar Toibin

Ex-Sinn Fein TD Peadar Tóibín names new party ‘Aontú’ or ‘unity’

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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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All you need to know about passports and Brexit

Don't fall foul of new passport rules for travelling to EU

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The Moomin ice cave at Vesileppis Resort in Finnish Lakeland.

Fun in Finland

Travel

Enjoy a break at the Templeton Hotel

Bargain breaks at home and abroad

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Northern Ireland FIFA 19 player ratings

These are the FIFA 19 ratings for Northern Ireland players

Football

BBC Broadcasting House in Portland Place, London

BBC 'to streamline online services to make content easier to find'

Tech

Screengrab taken from Oireachtas TV of Facebook executives Niamh Sweeney, Head of Public Policy, Facebook Ireland, appearing before the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Communications, Climate Action and Environment in Dublin.

Facebook chief apologises over disturbing content allowed to stay online

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