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Subscribe              Jul 27, 2021           Good afternoon, It's safe to say that the recent warm and sunny weather is well and truly gone but lucky for our readers there is still plenty for our team of journalists to write about..   The big talking point of the day so far came when Health Minister, Robin Swann, told BBC broadcaster Stephen Nolan that he would be open to the idea that the up-and-coming street voucher scheme could by limited to only those who have been fully vaccinated.   Subscribe   From just £1 a month for the first three months you'll gain unlimited access to The News Letter. As a subscriber you'll see 70 per cent fewer online ads and get use of our newspaper app (Digital+) which includes all print editions of The News Letter. Subscribe here, today.   Meanwhile, the PSNI is currently at the scene of a security alert in Belfast city centre where a number of roads have been closed and we are also carrying the terribly sad news a man lost his life while, it is believed, he was swimming near Ballintoy Harbour. a Stay with us throughout the day for all the latest breaking news. Have a great day!   The News Letter team               LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus NI - Unvaccinated adults in NI could be banned from cashing in £100 high street voucher scheme           Adults in Northern Ireland who refuse to take a Covid-19 vaccine could be excluded from cashing in £100 of vouchers in a high street voucher scheme due to be run out in autumn.                 Security alert in Belfast city centre after report to police device left in area   The PSNI is currently at the scene of a security alert in Belfast city centre.           Body of man recovered near harbour   The body of a man has been recovered near Ballintoy Harbour, Co. Antrim.           House prices: NI sees largest spike in prices of any UK region in past year   Northern Ireland has seen the biggest spike in property prices of any UK region in the past year - 8.6% - according to property website Zoopla.           Black Lives Matters: DUP defends PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne after his meeting with protest organiser   The DUP has defended the Chief Constable after he met a a Black Lives Matter protest leader, to build bridges in the wake of a critical Police Ombudsman's report.               Iconic NI band The Outcasts to take Punk to the Park   The ever-popular punk band, The Outcasts are set to make an explosive return to the stage at Ward Park in Bangor at Punk in the Park this summer as restrictions are eased and live gigs are permitted.       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Baseball thrill as the Eagles beat the Lions at Ravenhill Grounds   From the News Letter, July 27, 1942                             Lions bring in Conor Murray, Chris Harris and Mako Vunipola for second Test           The British and Irish Lions have made three changes for Saturday's second Test against South Africa after giving starts to Conor Murray, Chris Harris and Mako Vunipola.                   Rangers manager Steven Gerrard hails attitude of summer signing Fashion Sakala   Rangers boss Steven Gerrard hailed the attitude of summer signing Fashion Sakala after the Zambian forward netted in a 2-1 friendly victory over Real Madrid.       Stuart Dallas on Premier League past doubts and Leeds future   Leeds United's Stuart Dallas had a feeling he could handle the Premier League and he had doubts.                     View more news

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