These are all the NI restaurants inspected in 2018 with one-star food hygiene ratings

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31 Jul, 2018 These are all the NI restaurants inspected in 2018 with one-star food hygiene ratings These restaurants in Northern Ireland have all been given one-star ratings in 2018 by the Food Standards Agency (FSA). Latest News UFF were not responsible for attack on woman's home, says DUP man A DUP councillor in north Belfast has called on Sinn Fein MLA Caral Ni Chuilin to withdraw comments she made claiming the UFF was responsible for a sectarian attack on a grieving woman's home in the Lower Oldpark area. Rangers back down in replica kit dispute A High Court judge says bosses at Rangers Football Club and Sports Direct and Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley should "try to make peace" after being told a merchandise deal row had settled. Foster again demands direct rule, but no sign of government obliging Arlene Foster has again called on the government to step in and end the crisis preventing Stormont departments from taking many decisions – but the government has given no indication that it is preparing to intervene in all but a handful of areas. The only certainty in politics today is that it will get nastier Two things which once struck me as possible now strike me as probable. Sport Update PGA: Success for Simon Thornton and Richard Kilpatrick Simon Thornton and Richard Kilpatrick picked up wins on the PGA in Ireland circuit - thanks to success, respectively, at Delgany and Elm Park. Five trophies in the bank, Waringstown's class of 2018 can get even better On Friday night, after the 26th NCU Challenge Cup triumph in their history, the Waringstown vintage of 2018 were basking in another historic moment. CATHAIR FRIEL: David Jeffrey's joy at contract extension for Ballymena United player Ballymena United boss David Jeffrey considers Cathair Friel's decision to pen a contract extension as additional evidence of overall progress. And finally... Northern Ireland students may be entitled to a £50 TV Licensing refund As universities approach the end of term, TV Licensing is reminding cash-strapped students in Northern Ireland that they may be entitled to a refund worth over £50. See all the day's news here

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Overnight attack on rural Orange Hall condemned

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30 Jul, 2018 Overnight attack on rural Orange Hall condemned An overnight attack on Rasharkin Orange Hall has been condemned. Latest News Emergency £1,000 payment scheme activated after NI flash flooding An emergency payment scheme offering an immediate £1,000 to householders affected by Saturday's flooding has been activated. Sam McBride: Karen Bradley must decide – is it direct rule or drift? The incinerator judgment will not stop all Stormont decision-making. Last people left running NI now hamstrung after deciding not to appeal sweeping court verdict Stormont civil servants have decided not to appeal a far-reaching court judgment which said that they do not have authority to take decisions normally made by ministers, the News Letter can reveal. Another politician of ability steps back amid stalemate Politics in Northern Ireland has seen two more casualties of late. Sport Update Rangers will be back for Kyle Lafferty says Hearts boss Craig Levein Hearts manager Craig Levein is braced for another month of "nonsense" following Rangers' failed bid for Kyle Lafferty. James Hall leads the way as Waringstown beat North Down in Twenty20 Cup final James Hall scored 91 not out as Waringstown won their second trophy in the space of three days by retaining the Twenty20 Cup with a seven wicket win over North Down at The Lawn on Sunday. Ireland lose to England at World Cup but still go through Ireland were beaten 1-0 by England in their final group game at the Vitality Hockey World Cup in London on Sunday. And finally... PSNI tell parents 'you are responsible for your children' after youth injured in organised fight Police have said "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH" after a youth was knocked unconscious during ANOTHER organised fight. See all the day's news here

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