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Today's headlines: Less than half of women feel safe on our streets... And 84% think NI has a problem with domestic violence
Fewer than half of women questioned for a new poll feel safe on Northern Ireland’s streets. Credit: Daniel Berehulak
Here are today's news headlines from across Northern Ireland. Stay with us for live updates and all the latest developments throughout the day.
Less than 50% of women feel safe walking streets of NI, survey reveals
Poll also shows 84% of people believe domestic violence is major issue here
Allison Morris: Sobering poll figures on safety show how much work needs to be done to change behaviour
Ravenhill Road crash victim Jon O'Hara was one of two deaths caused by the serious two-vehicle collision. Photo credit: PSNI
Ravenhill Road crash: Belfast man Jon O’Hara one of two deaths, while PSNI arrest man (32) in relation to collision
China’s Covid strategy may be extreme but I’m safe living here, says NI teacher
Glengormley man Patrick praises country and urges people to visit
Beattie apology for joke about Poots and his wife blasted as ‘feeble’ by DUP
Stíofán Ó Luachráin hopes to find his flute in particular, as it is of 'great sentimental value'.
Belfast musician calls for public’s help after his ‘life’s work’ including flute and hard drives are stolen from car
Grants are issued under the scheme to improve energy efficiency in homes, such as loft insulations. Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
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Housing Executive grant aid scheme to insulate homes is hit by Covid and Brexit
Over here: First Sergeant Christopher McGuire (centre) and other men of the US 5th Infantry Division listen to an address by Lieutenant General George S Patton while on manoeuvres in Northern Ireland in 1944. Credit: Imperial War Museum
‘Don’t argue politics and watch out for the whiskey’... how GIs coped with life in NI
Backing: Boxer Carl Frampton, and patron of NI Council for Integrated Education on a recent visit to Glengormley High
Mark Bain: Integrated education remains Rubik’s cube conundrum
Most people here believe Boris Johnson should resign over partygate
Poll shows 78% believe Boris must quit after breaking Covid rules by attending Downing Street Party
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