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Coronavirus: NI records 13 more Covid-related deaths
It comes as health trusts across NI warn their hospitals are operating at capacity.
Claire Parry death: PC Timothy Brehmer cleared of murder
Timothy Brehmer, who worked for Dorset Police, strangled Claire Parry but says it was an accident.
Woolworths High-Street 'relaunch' proves a hoax
The Twitter account @UKWoolworths, which now has more than 4,000 followers, misspelled the shop's name.
Covid-19: Essex bride virtually united with nan for wedding vows
The ceremony was live-streamed into Dot Bash's care home so she could watch her granddaughter.
England Netball in New Zealand: 'We are here to take the Test series' - Laura Malcolm
As England prepare to face world champions New Zealand in Hamilton, BBC Sport speaks to co-captain Laura Malcolm on how they have navigated "challenging" preparations.
Coronavirus: People 'rediscovering books' as lockdown sales jump
The publisher Bloomsbury, best known for the Harry Potter titles, has seen profits rocket since March.
Bands record covers album as fundraiser for out-of-work roadies
The Proclaimers, Idlewild and Belle & Sebastian are supporting crew members who are out of work because of the Covid pandemic.
Covid Christmas: Rapid tests could get students home
Covid testing pilot projects are launched in universities - as plans begin to get students home at Christmas.
Home working reduces creative thought, says Bank economist
The Bank of England's Andy Haldane says people are less exposed to new experiences when working at home.
Why Transport for London's finances are far from healthy
The prime minister and London's mayor have clashed over TfL's finances. What is the bigger picture?

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