PSNI stop NI school bus driver talking on mobile while driving on M1

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18 Jan, 2020 PSNI stop NI school bus driver talking on mobile while driving on M1 Police stopped a school bus driver, who was driving children, after he was spotted on his mobile phone while driving in wet conditions down the motorway. Latest News Gay marriage storm at Mid and East Antrim council A Northern Ireland council has rejected official legal guidance which states that its staff members are compelled to carry out same sex marriages. Keane Mulready-Woods Murder: video purporting to show child's death and dismemberment sent to family A video purporting to show the murder of 17 year-old, Keane Mulready-Woods, has been sent to the grieving boy's family. Priest has 'led the way' for church by shunning SF over abortion A former Sinn Fein MLA has hailed a Catholic priest for refusing to allow his premises to be used by the party due to its stance on abortion. CoI minister has set himself against the Word of God over Gay Pride The Scripture loudly declares that all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. Sport Update Road racing legend Ryan Farquhar inducted into Irish motorcycling's Hall of Fame Road racing legend Ryan Farquhar was inducted into Irish motorcycling's Hall of Fame on Friday night in Belfast. Jonathan Rea crowned Irish Motorcyclist of Year for fifth successive time in Belfast World Superbike kingpin Jonathan Rea hoisted aloft the Joey Dunlop trophy for a record fifth time in succession after being crowned Irish Motorcyclist of the Year on Friday night in Belfast. Andrew Mitchell rejects claims he struggled under Glenavon pressure as his focus turns to Glentoran challenge Andrew Mitchell has rejected claims he cannot handle the pressure and is determined to flourish not fold on the big stage at Glentoran. And finally... Audition Call Following the huge success of the musical adaptation of Tony Macaulay's internationally acclaimed memoir Paperboy, which had two sell-out runs at the Lyric Theatre, British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT) is set to return with a musical adaptation of Tony Macaulay's second memoir Breadboy. See all the day's news here

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