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System 'may have saved missing boy'
An Amber Alert type system may have saved schoolboy Philip Cairns when he vanished 25 years ago, his mother has said.
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Mum's Belfast City Marathon honour
Two of just four special Belfast City Marathon merit awards are to be presented to Paula Delaney and her school team from St Bride’s Primary for their charity effort at this year’s event in memory of the Belfast mum’s tragic five-year-old son Emmett.
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Blue Flag award record for Northern Ireland's beaches
Northern Ireland’s beaches and resorts have won the most Blue Flags ever.
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- Rain water invention could save thousands of lives
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- Sandstorm blows up over grading of Northern Ireland’s best beaches
- Environment Agency takes hundreds of polluting flights every year
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Tribute to India river death Briton
Tributes have been paid to a British man who died during a trip on a crocodile-infested river in India which left a friend of his missing.
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Dieters snap up supplements
Sales of so-called fat binders have soared by around 35% in the past year, a new study has revealed.
Zuckerberg saved $111m by selling Facebook shares before stock slumped
Investors sue the social networking site, claiming its prospectus for stock listing was misleading.
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