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21 Apr, 2019 Top stories of the week A round up of the most popular news stories this week. Latest News Lyra McKee murder – P.S.N.I. arrest two teenagers The P.S.N.I. has arrested two teenagers in connection with the murder of 29 year-old journalist Lyra McKee. Portadown College principal dies suddenly The principal of Portadown College has died suddenly while in Scotland. Teenage girl 'critical' after being stabbed in neck in Co Armagh A teenage girl, who was stabbed in the neck, remains in a 'critical' condition in hospital. Lyra McKee: "The true test of the Christian spirit is how you treat your enemies" News Letter journalist PHILIP BRADFIELD gives a personal account of the journalist he knew, and the legacy she leaves behind for NI May chose loyalty over ability with Karen Bradley – and is paying for it Just ten days after being appointed Secretary of State for Northern Ireland last January, Karen Bradley gave a glimpse of what was to come. Tribute paid to Portadown College principal Simon Harper Tribute has been paid to Portadown College principal Mr Simon Harper, who passed away suddenly in Scotland yesterday (Friday, April 19}. Air ambulance called after motorbike and car collide near Rye An air ambulance was called after a motorbike and car collided near Rye this afternoon. Peterborough's population expected to rise faster than previously forecast There may be more than one thousand more people living in Peterborough over the next five years than previously thought, according to new figures. See all the day's news here

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