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Modern living in the ‘Old School House’

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Sarah Savage, NPD Manager at Finnebrogue and Emma Swan, Asda's Buying Manager for NI Local check out the plant-based range

Finnebrogue shuns soya with innovative plant-based range

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Christine Bovill who is bringing her Edith Piaf show to Coleraine's Riverside Theatre in February

Don’t miss Christine’s tribute to songstress Piaf

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church concert

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Meade The Mentalist returns

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‘A Bump Along the Way’ comes to Flowerfield

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Quarter of Northern Ireland children obese or overweight

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Stephen’s sit-out raises £2,900 for vision4kids charity

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Adam Eccles, Limavady High School, Cassius Clapton, St Mary's Limavady, and Andre Smith, Limavady High School, who competed in the Futurechef Regional Heats at North West Regional College. Also pictured are Leyonia Davey, Curriculum Manager, Hospitality and Catering, NWRC, Paul Sharkey, Bishop's Gate Hotel and Alice Quinn, Northern Ireland Project Team, Springboard. (Pic Martin McKeown).

Cassius tastes success in FutureChef heat

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Finnebrogue shuns soya with innovative plant-based range

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Cancer Research UK said 'bold action' was needed to encourage healthier eating

Quarter of Northern Ireland children obese or overweight

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The Hotel Du Vin & Bistro, Harrogate

Enjoy a Vin-credible hotel stay at the Hotel du Vin & Bistro

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Kate, Suzie, Robin, Angela Hartnett, Oli, Claudia Winkleman, Sean, Mary Berry, Ayo, Chris Bavin, Georgia, Sarah, Elisabetta, and Katie. Pic by Mark Johnson

Suzie Arbuthnot cooks up a storm on hit BBC show

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Do you have leftovers needing used?

8 brilliant ways to use up your Christmas leftovers

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DCDR marks 70 years since railway closure

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Madame Tussauds London moves its figures of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from its Royal Family set to elsewhere in the attraction, in the wake of the announcement that they will take a step back as "senior members" of the royal family, dividing their time between the UK and North America. (Photo: Victoria Jones/PA Wire)

Madame Tussauds separates Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle from rest of royal family

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This new portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge and Prince George has been released to mark the start of a new decade. This is only the second time such a portrait has been issued. The first was released in April 2016 to celebrate Her Majesty's 90th birthday. The portrait was then used on special commemorative stamps released by the Royal Mail. This new portrait was taken by the same photographer, Ranald Mackechnie, in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday December 18, 2019

Queen celebrates new decade with portrait alongside heirs

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Samuel Beckett's atheism was a source of tension with his devoutly Anglican mother

Samuel Beckett: Reclusive Irish literary giant who fought with the French Resistance

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Queen Elizabeth II records her annual Christmas broadcast in Windsor Castle, Berkshire

Queen to refer to a ‘bumpy path’ during her Christmas Day message

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