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13 Oct, 2019 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News Portstewart property with sea views Sitting on an elevated corner site in the seaside resort of Portstewart this contemporary style residence enjoys panoramic sea and coastal views which include the River Bann estuary, Portstewart Strand beach and beyond to Donegal. Royal floral designer Shane Connolly gets back to his Ulster roots….. Shane Connolly, who is renowned for his beautiful floral creations at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, offers HELEN MCGURK some flower arranging tips Our disabled boy brought us joy in his short life, so we are dismayed at judge saying protecting the unborn is breach of human rights In 2009 our unborn son, Raphael, was diagnosed with a fatal foetal abnormality and we were offered, on more than one occasion by medical staff, an abortion. A victory for the sheer persistence of Wrightbus workforce After the emotional rollercoaster of recent weeks, finally the workers at Wrightbus in Ballymena were handed the news they had all been praying for yesterday morning. Irish speaking poet tries Ulster-Scots A Co Down poet with a passion for language has explored the Ulster-Scots dialect for a new TV show having previously learned Irish as a boy. Huge interest in new book on RHI scandal by Sam McBride A new book by News Letter political editor Sam McBride on the inside story of the RHI scandal is attracting what its publisher calls "an unprecedented level of reader and book trade interest". Sam McBride: As UUP faces another defining decision, there is little real choice Buried amidst the potentially momentous shifts in the Brexit negotiations, this week Ulster Unionist leader Robin Swann took a significant decision. Willie Frazer: Kingsmills coroner acknowledges role of campaigner The coroner in the Kingsmills Massacre legacy inquest has acknowledged the death of Willie Frazer, in the first hearing since the victims campaigner died in June. See all the day's news here

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