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Man charged after burglary in Balmoral Avenue

Detectives investigating a creeper burglary in Balmoral Avenue on 5th November last year have charged a 28-year-old man

Remote learning for all schools until mid-February, but unless a further announcement is made, students should expect to sit scheduled exams

Education Minister cancels transfer tests, but is criticised for leaving the decision until the last minute

The Executive said that today (Tuesday) they will finalise formal 'stay at home' regulations and 'extended remote learning' in schools

Mayor Brian Tierney has expressed sadness at the passing of Derry city legend Willie Curran, who died last night aged 90

A financially damaging year for sports clubs means that an all-Ireland soccer league makes better sense than ever, says Martina Anderson MLA

PSNI report over 1,000 call-outs on New Year's Eve - mainly anti-social behaviour, assault, criminal damage, and 86 cases of domestic abuse

As a result of Brexit, it is SDLP leader Colum Eastwood's 'firm view' that the union and the United Kingdom are coming to an end in 2021

Peter Weir announces remote learning for a week from January 4 and then a staggered return to school from January 11

Emmet Doyle slams PSNI and Executive for ‘passing the buck’ on curfew rules to taxi drivers over what is and isn't an essential journey

PSNI repeat warnings of scammers posing as police and demanding money from elderly people - there have been 120 of these frauds this year