Arlene Foster: Executive to discuss relaxation of family meetings later this week

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News   What's On   Lifestyle              May 19, 2020                 Arlene Foster: Executive to discuss relaxation of family meetings           The Northern Ireland Executive is set to revisit whether people should be able to meet immediate family indoors.                 Council issues coronavirus warning after positive test   Mid Ulster District Council has written to those who were at April's meeting after one of those in attendance tested positive for coronavirus.           Homebase to close Newtownabbey store   UK-wide retailer Homebase has confirmed its Newtownabbey branch is to close.           First Minister Arlene Foster 'shares concerns' about how children are being prepared for this year's transfer tests   Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Foster has said she "shares concerns" about how children are being prepared for this year's transfer tests.               Little Zachary inspires school uniform fundraiser   When Coleraine five-year-old Zachary Wallace arrived downstairs one morning last week dressed in his school uniform, he inspired his dad Darran with an innovative fundraising idea.       Portrush Raft Race 2020 cancelled   Portrush Raft Race 2020 is the latest event to be cancelled due to Covid-19 restrictions.                             Celtic champions and Hearts relegated as SPFL reveal Scottish Premiership decision           The SPFL have crowned Celtic as Scottish Premiership champions.                   Ryan Farquhar fears coronavirus impact could have long-term damaging effect on Irish road racing   Ryan Farquhar fears the impact of the coronavirus pandemic this year have a long-term damaging effect on Irish road racing.       Premier League clubs approve plans to resume training on Tuesday   Premier League clubs have unanimously approved plans to resume training in small groups from Tuesday as part of the competition's Project Restart strategy.       Roy Carroll looks back on his brief spell with Rangers   Northern Ireland international goalkeeper Roy Carroll spent six months at Glasgow Rangers and played only one senior game, writes Billy Kennedy.                   View more news

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