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• Party time for Rangers fans in Northern Ireland as club wins first title in 10 years
• Swiss narrowly back proposal to ban face coverings in public
• Pope meets father of drowned Syrian refugee boy
• Three more Covid-19 deaths reported in N Ireland
• Anticipation builds after dramatic Bloodlands twist
• Sturgeon urges celebrating Rangers fans to ‘go home’
• Foster warns of issue with different levels of vaccination in NI and Republic
• Bound to be issues to iron out with EU after Brexit, says PM
• Woman fined £10,000 for organising protest against 1% pay rise for nurses
• Huge blaze after oil facility strike in Syria

Northern Ireland News

• Party time for Rangers fans in Northern Ireland as club wins first title in 10 years
• Three more Covid-19 deaths reported in N Ireland
• Anticipation builds after dramatic Bloodlands twist
• Foster warns of issue with different levels of vaccination in NI and Republic
• Bound to be issues to iron out with EU after Brexit, says PM
• Arrest after Glider inspector head-butted at Belfast stop
• Woman dies following house fire
• Coronavirus Northern Ireland: Further three deaths and 138 cases as some pupils prepare for school return
• Mapping coronavirus in Northern Ireland: Confirmed Covid cases in your area and seven day rolling average
• 'Boris Burrow' between Northern Ireland and Great Britain could move a step closer to reality this week - reports

Republic of Ireland

• Foster warns of issue with different levels of vaccination in NI and Republic
• Bound to be issues to iron out with EU after Brexit, says PM
• Coronavirus Northern Ireland: Further three deaths and 138 cases as some pupils prepare for school return
• Northern Ireland retailers 'could face price hikes on white and electrical goods due to EU green rules'
• Public will not be thankful if new minister appointed to replace McEntee – Owen
• Four questioned over Dublin shooting
• Lord Frost calls on EU to ‘shake off remaining ill will over Brexit’
• Six arrests in connection with Irish anti-lockdown demonstration
• Woman and man injured in Dublin shooting
• Demonstration against Irish lockdown passes peacefully

UK News

• Sturgeon urges celebrating Rangers fans to ‘go home’
• Bound to be issues to iron out with EU after Brexit, says PM
• Woman fined £10,000 for organising protest against 1% pay rise for nurses
• Nation should prepare for ‘hard winter’, warns Public Health England official
• New CCTV discovered of woman missing since Wednesday
• Police Covid-19 warning to Rangers fans after title win
• Hundreds walk to call for end to ‘life-destroying’ betting promotion in football
• Pupils at greater risk at home than they are at school, says Boris Johnson
• Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe ‘happy’ but ‘in middle of government game of chess’
• Coronavirus Northern Ireland: Further three deaths and 138 cases as some pupils prepare for school return

Business

• Northern Ireland retailers 'could face price hikes on white and electrical goods due to EU green rules'
• Belfast Books owners' harsh words over ban on 'click and collect'
• US trade truce to serve up sales cheer for Bushmills, says Paisley
• Order forcing Newry gym to close its doors revoked
• FTSE 100 drops to loss despite bounce from strong US labour figures
• Dignity set to reveal drop in revenue and profits despite rise in deaths
• Aggreko accepts £2.3bn private equity takeover
• FCA calls time on Libor rates by the end of 2021
• Home repossessions allowed from April but only as last resort – regulator
• House prices dip for two months in a row

Sports

• United take Manchester derby spoils to end City’s record run
• Party time for Rangers fans in Northern Ireland as club wins first title in 10 years
• Rangers fans salute ‘God-like’ Steven Gerrard as glory days return to Ibrox
• Karim Benzema leaves it late as Real Madrid earn draw with city rivals Atletico
• Sam Kerr and Beth England guide Chelsea to victory over West Ham
• Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool do not have the right mentality after Fulham defeat
• Jamie Carragher labels Liverpool ‘mentality midgets’ following defeat to Fulham
• From champions to also-rans – a timeline of Liverpool’s season of struggle
• Liverpool lose again as Mario Lemina’s first goal boosts Fulham’s survival hopes
• In pictures: Rangers fans celebrate Scottish Premiership title triumph

Life

• Kerry McLean Opinion How sticky notes are a great way of talking to children who are glued to their phones
• Designer Paul Costelloe: 'It really makes you realise how lucky you are just to be working'
• The female NI trailblazers who believe that anything is possible if women challenge themselves to make a positive change
• Pennyworth: Stars Paloma Faith and Jack Bannon on the second series of DC Comics hit show
• Caitlin Moran: 'Motherhood is the greatest unpaid job on the planet'
• Restaurant review: Brunel's in Newcastle - six-course meal of highest standards but is it as easy as making toast to dish up at home
• Paul Hollywood: 'I learnt a new skill thanks to this year's Celeb Bake Off'
• My life in food
• Giovanni Pernice on why structure, phone breaks and weekend pizza are all healthy
• Dr John Morrison: 'I do hope I have some more time on Earth before I go to the hereafter'

Entertainment

• Taylor Swift, BTS, Billie Eilish and Harry Styles named among Grammy performers
• Anticipation builds after dramatic Bloodlands twist
• Benedict Cumberbatch and Helena Bonham Carter back online feminist campaign
• ITV political editor Robert Peston ‘joins All Star Musicals line-up’
• Four remaining contestants to compete in Dancing On Ice semi-final
• Piers Morgan hails ‘historic moment’ as he gets coronavirus vaccine
• YouTuber Zoella announces pregnancy
• Louis Tomlinson announces plans for own artist management company
• Mark Strong: My absent father made me incredibly independent
• Pussycat Dolls singer Jessica Sutta pregnant with first child

Travel

• Margaret Canning Opinion After some turbulence, Ryanair is back at Belfast City Airport with new destinations
• How to plan a trip to Australia's Great Barrier Reef
• Biden boost can make trips to USA great again
• Opulent and unabashedly artificial, Dubai could be a genuinely refreshing post-lockdown break
• Hitting new heights in Dolomites: Looking forward to Italy's 2021 ski season
• Christmas present ideas for frustrated travellers
• A taste of the wild near wintry Exmoor
• Indulge your wild side at Fota Island in Cork
• Going green aboard these cruise ships
• Just where in the world can you go on holiday?

Sunday Life

• Author Jordan B Peterson speaks to police after Noah Donohoe's death
• Diabetic Duo: Co Down students who found fame on TikTok approached by BBC over new food series
• McFarland left scratching head over refereeing decisions as Ulster's PRO14 hopes are ended by Leinster again
• Lynch delighted to see Larne look more like themselves as second-half comeback rescues point at Ballymena
• Hamilton blasts Glenavon players for 'unacceptable' and 'embarrassing' second derby defeat to rivals Portadown
• Coleman turns in top quality display but Warrenpoint good value for impressive victory over Crusaders at Seaview
• I cannot explain why Northern Ireland have had so few Liverpool players, admits former Anfield trainee McAree
• Ireland and GB boxers should join forces more often to aid each other in Olympic medal bid, claims Conlan
• Continuity with BMW will help me back onto top spot on the World Superbike podium, insists Laverty
• Lavery had the magic touch for us to pick up deserved victory over Cliftonville, claims Linfield chief Healy