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15 Mar, 2020 Latest News Teaching Union calls for 'immediate schools' closure' in NI The INTO has called for the immediate closure of schools' in NI. 'Shocking' attack on young man with learning difficulties in Ballymena A young man with severe learning difficulties has been injured during what police called a "shocking attack" by two youths in Ballymena on Friday night. Arlene Foster: NI schools will 'close for at least 16 weeks' for coronavirus First Minister Arlene Foster has said when schools close in Northern Ireland amid the Covid-19 outbreak, it could be for several months. Is equity release right for me? With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice? Promoted by Age Partnership Ben Lowry: The RHI scandal has been a reflection of the struggle to keep good people in politics The RHI saga has highlighted many things wrong with politics in the 21st century, locally and globally. The publication of the RHI Inquiry report brings to an end a disgraceful saga That the RHI Inquiry has found that there was no corruption or malicious intent to the scandal means that a line can finally be drawn under this long-running affair. RHI Inquiry report brings an end to a disgraceful saga That the RHI Inquiry has found that there was no corruption or malicious intent to the scandal means that a line can finally be drawn under this long-running affair. DUP and SF secrecy a key reason for RHI Inquiry's £14m cost to taxpayers No public inquiry is cheap, although by the standards of the 12-year £200 million Saville Inquiry into Bloody Sunday, Sir Patrick Coghlin's inquiry has been an example of brisk efficiency. Steve Aiken: RHI scandal showed a despicable attitude towards HM Treasury money that has damaged Northern Ireland's reputation This is a substantial report that will need to be digested fully, but the headline findings are a sad indictment, not only on the inability of an executive to run a heating scheme, but of the culture that permeated during the last decade of DUP/Sinn Fein rule. View more news

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