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UK hit by Cadbury 99 Flake shortage
A surge in demand at ice cream van windows has led to a shortage of the crumbly chocolate treats.
Bobby Storey funeral: Watchdog report finds no police bias
Report finds that there were no serious failings in PSNI's handling of the funeral.
School protests force U-turn after sick pupil banned from wearing cap
Pupils wearing caps and hoodies gather outside a school in support of Ella Goodwin on Monday.
Andrew Lloyd Webber says Covid vaccine refusers are 'selfish'
Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber says people who refuse the Covid vaccine are selfish.
What happened when comedy returned after lockdown?
Comedian Barry Ferns put on a show as soon as lockdown rules were eased at one minute past midnight.
Covid: More than 6,000 vaccinated in Bolton over variant
Thousands of people got jabs in Bolton over the weekend as the town battles the Indian variant.
Sarah Everard: Met Police officers investigated over case file access
Officers who access records without a legitimate reason could be breaking the law, the Met says.
Babes in Wood: Killer's ex-partner delays justice with lie
Jennifer Johnson lied about a sweatshirt - it was a key piece of evidence in Russell Bishop's trial.
Covid: Bingo is 'biggest thing I've missed in lockdown'
Amid the joy of being back there are fears that some customers may have died during lockdown.
Doug Beattie: Who is the new leader of the UUP?
From military battlefields to Stormont clashes, the MLA is trying his hand at party leadership.

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