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EasyJet holiday: Dozens stranded in Tunisia after Belfast flight cancelled (opens the original)
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Dozens of people from Northern Ireland have been left stranded in Tunisia after their EasyJet flight home was cancelled, with the airline telling them it had no other flights available for another 10 days. One man told BBC News NI he has spent £4,000 on travel home for his family-of-five, while another woman, Georgina Doherty, said she and her six children were trying to get home after the death of her mother-in-law. Others described running out of medication for health issues, while EasyJet wer
Kildare: Officers told not to pursue car on motorway (opens the original)
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Gardaí (Irish police) were instructed to disengage from pursuing a car as it drove in the wrong direction on a motorway before a fatal crash, the Garda Representative Association has said. Five teenagers were killed in the head-on crash on the M9 in County Kildare on Sunday morning. Two women are in a critical condition, while another woman and a seven-year-old boy are in a serious condition. Assistant General Secretary of the Garda Representative Association (GRA), Tara McManus, told the BBC th
Lagan River: Removal of abandoned car in river begins (opens the original)
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A car which had been dumped in the River Lagan decades ago has been partly removed. The rusted vehicle, which had deteriorated and begun to break apart was removed from the water near Lisburn on Sunday, following calls for it to be taken away. The Department for Infrastructure (DfI), which is responsible for managing the flood risk from rivers, confirmed the car had been "present in the river for decades". It added the vehicle was "not currently considered to have a significant impact on drainag
Blue-green algae: Blooms spotted at Camlough and Craigavon lakes (opens the original)
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As locals and visitors make the trip to Northern Ireland's lakes in search of summer sunshine, they are once again facing an unwelcome sight: blue-green algae. The toxic bacteria, which can cause skin irritation and sickness in people and animals who come into contact with it, has become an unwelcome feature of recent summers. There are currently 248 algae blooms across Lough Neagh and Northern Ireland's water systems, according to the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, external. Eighty have b
NI Weather: Who has the worst job in a heatwave? (opens the original)
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A spell of hot weather can turn an ordinary working day into a sticky, sweaty, exhausting one. And while some people can retreat behind closed blinds or the hum of a fan, others have little choice but to work through it. In Northern Ireland, there are currently no laws in place that limit the maximum temperature an employee can work in. But who has the toughest time at work when temperatures soar? 20-year-old Kayla Mullan from Banbridge, said the heatwave makes her physically demanding job as a
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