Jessica Lawrence
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Drug testing: Could services in Northern Ireland tackle substance issues? (opens the original)
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Bars, chip vans and portaloos are all common sights at classic outdoor gigs in Northern Ireland. But in the rest of the UK and the Republic of Ireland, some also have dedicated facilities that allow for the rapid testing and identification of harmful drugs and substances. Police this week warned about the "serious, potentially life-changing, risks of taking or supplying illegal drugs" at outdoor music events. Belfast City Council recently called for testing services to be brought in, but issues
Phoebe Bridgers Lost Weekend: Planetarium album experience comes to Armagh (opens the original)
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What happens when a Grammy Award-winning artist, one of the most anticipated albums of the year and a planetarium collide? This week the small city of Armagh found out. It's been six years since songwriter Phoebe Bridgers last released an album, so the release of Lost Weekend on Friday marks, as The Guardian says, a "long-awaited return", external. Since her last record, the critically acclaimed Punisher, she's recorded and toured with Grammy Award-winning supergroup boygenius, as well as naviga
You're A Legend: The Belfast youth project helping to tackle the big issues (opens the original)
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Whether it's money, work, housing or anything in between, it can be difficult, or at times, overwhelming for young people to know exactly where to turn. Enter You're A Legend, an event organised by young people in east Belfast who wanted to offer a space for their peers to get the support they need. Pierce Mullan is one of the young people behind it and said it was created to help other people just like him, no matter the issue. "Even though social media is in such a big boom and we're all looki
MenB: NI teens urged to get vaccines (opens the original)
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Health officials have urged young people to take up a free vaccine which could protect them against meningitis (MenB) before they go to university or college. On Tuesday, the Public Health Agency (PHA) confirmed an urgent rollout of the two-dose vaccination will begin in GP practices and some community pharmacies in Northern Ireland from 31 July. It follows concerns over the UK's largest and fastest growing outbreak at a university in England earlier this year, in which two people died. The PHA'
Meningitis B: Northern Ireland to offer young people vaccine from 31 July (opens the original)
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A meningitis B (MenB) vaccination programme targeting young people and university students in Northern Ireland will roll out from 31 July, NI's chief medical officer has said. It follows an outbreak in England earlier this year, in which two people - a university student and a sixth-form pupil - died. The two-dose vaccine will be offered to those deemed most at risk from the infection, including Year 14 students and under-25s starting university or a Higher Education institution for the first ti
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