LIVE BLOG Coronavirus NI: Update expected imminently on whether ban on meeting family indoors can be lifted - COVID-19 pandemic sees surge in online religious worship

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News   What's On   Lifestyle              May 28, 2020                 LIVE BLOG Coronavirus NI: Update expected imminently on whether ban on meeting family indoors can be lifted - COVID-19 pandemic sees surge in online religious worship           Today, Stormont, is expected to reassess the current ban on immediate family meeting indoors where social distancing is possible.                 Top republicans gave identical written answers to RHI Inquiry – but won't say if they conferred   Two senior republicans who played publicly unaccountable roles as Stormont fell in 2017 provided identical answers to written questions from the RHI Inquiry, it can be revealed.           Sandals and towel found on rocks at picturesque beauty spot - HM Coastguard and PSNI launch search   A search was launched yesterday after clothing was found on rocks at a NI beauty spot.               Mayor joins Limavady's 'Good Morning' scheme   The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has taken on a new role as a volunteer befriender during the COVID-19 pandemic.       Speed and out of date maps led to stranding of SS Great Britain   What connects a Co Down beach and Isambard Kingdom Brunel's engineering leviathan, the SS Great Britain? It's a question that leaves many scratching their heads, puzzled.                             On this day in 1982: Diego Maradona joined Barcelona for record fee           Argentina superstar Diego Maradona moved to Barcelona for a then world-record £5million fee on this day in 1982.                   Derry City receive all clear after COVID-19 tests   Derry City have received a clean bill of health after the FAI announced all COVID 19 tests carried out on players and staff on Monday have returned negative results.       Governing body of motocross in Ulster rules out return until final stage of NI Executive's plan for easing lockdown   The governing body of off-road motorcycle sport in Ulster says it does not anticipate any racing will take place 'before Stage 5 of the Northern Ireland Executive's plan to ease lockdown restrictions.                     View more news

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