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City’s cannon focus of Tower Museum exhibit

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Stephen Lemon (Limavady) and Dearbhaile Hassan (Culmore) are among 54 students who have been selected to take part in the British Council's prestigious Study USA programme, where they will spend a year studying business or STEM-related subjects in the USA.

Local students secure places on US scholarship

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The main bonfire burns in the Bogside area of Londonderry on Thursday night

Bogside bonfire treated as hate incident

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The Giant's Causeway was ranked third in Lonely Planet's Ultimate UK Travelist

Revealed: the 20 NI sights on Lonely Planet’s ultimate UK travel guide

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Mayor views progress at Clooney Greenway

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Roe Park Resort lends Helping Hands to couple

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£150,000 road improvement scheme for Glengalliagh Road

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Policing operation concerns: Unionist politicians to seek meeting with chief constable

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The head of the parade makes its way along the city walls. Pics by Keith Moore

Apprentice Boys parade: Governor hails 'another exceptional day' for the city

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Will you be setting off from any of these airports?

10 of the cheapest airports to fly from in the UK

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Traffic and Travel More Traffic and Travel >>

10 of the strangest UK parking laws

Traffic and Travel

Breaking the law while behind the wheel can come with a hefty fine attached - and put points on your license too

This is how many points you'll get on your licence for these driving offences

Traffic and Travel

The plane on the runway at Belfast International Airport.

Two injuries after Flybe plane had to land on its nose due to faulty sensor: AAIB

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Glenshane Road, Co Londonderry. Pic by Google

Man dies following road crash in Co Londonderry

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TripAdviser has revealed the best airlines in Europe for a range of categories as part of its annual Travellers' Choice Awards

These are the best airlines in Europe, according to TripAdvisor

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Crime More Crime >>

Bogside bonfire treated as hate incident

Crime

The incident occurred in Londonderry in 2018.

Man arrested on suspicion of trying to kill P.S.N.I. officers

Crime

The incident occurred on Monday.

Dutch child left 'distressed' in N.I. after witnessing man throw chair at woman

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The security alert has ended.

'Pellet gun' behind N.I. security alert

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Weather More Weather >>

N.I. thunderstorm yellow status weather warning issued - lightning strikes, floods, hail and strong winds on the way

Weather

The previous yellow warning has been cancelled

N.I. yellow warning for snow issued by Met Office for Saturday updated

Weather

Storm Gareth attacks Portstewart, as the crescent area takes the brunt of it at ten O clock on Tuedsay evening

NI Weather: Incredible images show how Storm Gareth battered the North Coast covering the beaches in foam

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This photo of a snow covered Glenshane Pass was taken by Ryan Downey from Belfast. Ryan's photo was shared on social by the P.S.N.I.

This photo of a snow covered Glenshane Pass was taken at 10:30 morning - Met Office issue weather warning

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Motorists have been warned of icy conditions.

Temperatures set to plummet tonight

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Politics More Politics >>

Caution urged over police action to remove dissident threat signage

Crime

SoS Julian Smith with Chairman of the Siege Museum Billy Moore in the Museum. ''Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

New Secretary of State given history lesson in Londonderry

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File photo dated 11/8/2016 of the late former Stormont MP Ivan Cooper. Photo credit: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Ivan Cooper funeral: Archdeacon issues challenge to ‘make politics work’

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The Mayor Councillor Michaela Boyle, meeting with representatives from her two chosen charities in the Mayors parlour. Left is Marie Brown from the Foyle Womens Aid and on the right are Wenda Graham and Jennifer Hunter, with the Koram Centre in Strabane. 0619-1041MT.

Mayor announces Foyle Women’s Aid and The Koram Centre as her chosen charities

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Education More Education >>

Results panic? Don't - just take time to make your next decision

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Going to university isn't for everyone and it's not the only route towards landing your dream job

These 11 top jobs don't require a degree - and pay up to £100,000

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10 of the strangest university courses in the UK

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These inspirational famous faces didn't do too well at school, yet still became hugely successful

These inspirational people all did badly at school - but became huge successes

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These are the most affordable places for university students to study in the UK for 2019, based on living costs

These are the most affordable university towns in the UK

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Business More Business >>

These are the 25 best-paid jobs in the UK - how does your wage compare?

Lifestyle

Spend It Like Stormont presenters William Crawley and Tara Mills with economist, Neil Gibson

Spend it Like Stormont: Can you spend the NI Budget?

Lifestyle

Londonderry shirt factory closes with the loss of 34 jobs

Business

The Voice UK is hosting local auditions

Could you be the star of The Voice 2020?

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Danger to Health: Met Office issues highest level warning for hay fever sufferers in Northern Ireland - Here's what we know about pollen

Health

Pollen warning

The Met Office have issued an enhanced warning for pollen levels for Northern Ireland today

Health

The person was rescued by Foyle Search and Rescue shortly after midnight.

N.I. river rescue - person treated for cold water shock and hypothermia

Health

The body of a man was recovered from the River Foyle on Sunday.

Body recovered from N.I. river

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Michele Janes and David McCune

Children’s charity Barnardo’s NI has praised its volunteers across the country, after they donated an incredible 160,000 hours last year

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People More People >>

Revealed: the 20 NI sights on Lonely Planet’s ultimate UK travel guide

People

These inspirational famous faces didn't do too well at school, yet still became hugely successful

These inspirational people all did badly at school - but became huge successes

Education

From left, William Jamieson, David Temple, Mary Hamilton, James Miller, Joyce Galbraith and Ernest McCay pictured at the Claudy memorial on Wednesday. DER3119-109KM

Video: Claudy bomb relatives still seeking justice a half century after triple car bombing atrocity

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These are the names most at risk of becoming extinct due to their lack of popularity at the moment.

These are the baby names facing extinction due to fall in popularity

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Pupils and principals of Lisneal College and St Cecilia's College with the project team at the top of the monument

Siege of Derry monument destroyed by IRA bomb in 1973 reopens

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