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A new film adaptation of the centuries-old legend of Robin Hood was shot entirely in Northern Ireland.
But this modern take, titled The Death of Robin Hood, is far from a family-friendly adventure. bbc.in/4xJzRcC
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A 55-year-old Ballynahinch woman has pleaded guilty to breaching a lifetime anonymity order by posting information likely to reveal the alleged identity of a victim in the Jeffrey Donaldson sex abuse case.
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Two weeks after this Belfast singer's chance encounter with a film director, she was invited for an official audition for the new Supergirl movie.
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After a chance encounter with a major film director in a bar, Winnie Ama was made an offer she couldn't refuse. But there was a catch.
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In his second full day in office, the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that a £2 cap on bus fares in England will be reinstated in January.
But what about in Northern Ireland?
Read more here: bbc.in/4bBWHJW
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Féile an Phobail now faces a legal challenge from the Women's Rights Network over it's decision to cancel an event it was due to host. Féile an Phobail is Ireland's biggest community arts festival. Read more on the background to this story here - bbc.in/4x0S4S2
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A 25-year-old woman who is studying to become a barrister appeared in court charged over a Semtex bomb which was found in the car she was driving in County Monaghan. bbc.in/4fAl63U
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Almost 2,500 cases were impacted during the six-month-long barristers' strike, figures obtained by BBC News NI reveal.
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Why did the chicken cross the road...?
... to find out why fast-growing chickens are reshaping the poultry industry and dividing opinion.
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Jeffrey Donaldson's career took him from the UUP to the DUP leadership, but he now faces a prison sentence after being convicted of child sex abuse. bbc.in/4xGOZrp
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Here's a summary of the Jeffrey Donaldson trial in 60 seconds.
Read more here - bbc.in/4esWUja
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Lidl's world first pub is due to open in east Belfast in a matter of days.
It may sound like a gimmick, but the supermarket chain's venture into the world of hospitality shines a light on something more complex.
Watch the full video here: bbc.in/4ob7L5L
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An unlikely new sport is on the scene in Belfast - the ancient Japanese tradition of Sumo wrestling, and its popularity is growing every week. Our reporter Jake Wood reports.
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More police on the streets is "not a want, but a need", a Belfast retail manager has said
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Speaking at a protest event held on the shore of Lough Neagh, a fisherman said the UK's largest freshwater lake is "already dead". bbc.in/3UKOYk0
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Some hospitals are having difficulties contacting patients and managing "critical on-call arrangements," after a 5G mast was set on fire in west Belfast - the latest in a series of attacks.
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Mixed emotions as about 25,000 students receive their A-level, AS-level and BTec results. bbc.in/417ughU
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The number of dead seals washing up along Irish coasts more than doubled between 2020 and 2023, an investigation by @trishdevlin has found.
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Councillor Séamas de Faoite has said that footage circulating on social media of "vigilante" groups confronting members of the public from ethnic minority backgrounds is "chilling". bbc.in/47oZZPo
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The BBC has said it did not edit the Irish language out of CMAT's new single debut on BBC Radio 1.
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