Ballymena comes to a standstill for funeral of Kayden Fleck

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16 Feb, 2018 Ballymena comes to a standstill for funeral of Kayden Fleck Ballymena came to a standstill today as hundreds of people attended the funeral service of five-year-old Kayden Fleck, who died after falling into the Braid River on Saturday. Latest News Sinn Fein outlines 'draft agreement' it struck with DUP Sinn Fein has outlined details of a draft agreement it insists it struck with the DUP before negotiations to restore Stormont power-sharing collapsed. Police launch urgent appeal to find boy missing since yesterday afternoon Police have launched urgent appeal to find a young boy missing since yesterday afternoon. REVEALED: The number of parking fines issued in NI last year The number of parking fines issued in Northern Ireland last year has been revealed. Local railway museum gets prestigious 'Oscar of steam' at top awards ceremony On Wednesday this page highlighted Saturday's Heritage Railway Association (HRA) Annual Awards in Birmingham. Sport Update Ulster v Edinburgh: Hooker John Andrew expecting sterner test Hooker John Andrew was happy with how the Ulster lineout functioned against the Southern Kings last weekend and is hoping for more of the same tomorrow night but is expecting more of a test against Edinburgh at home in the Guinness PRO14. Liverpool's fearsome front three show no mercy at top of goalscoring charts Liverpool's fearsome front three have been the most prolific goalscoring trio among Premier League teams this season - but the news is much less positive for Arsenal. Premier League darts: Gerwyn Price ready for Daryl Gurney challenge Northern Ireland's Daryl Gurney faces Welshman Gerwyn Price on night three of the Premier League at the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle this evening. And finally... Movies AND TRAILER: Black Panther stars on the latest Marvel blockbuster Black Panther is Marvel's first black hero to get his own standalone film. Stars Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira and Michael B Jordan tell Laura Harding why it's about time. See all the day's news here

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