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29 May, 2019 Serious road crash: Police and ambulance crews in attendance Police and ambulance personnel are at the scene of a serious road traffic collision on the outskirts of Lisburn. Latest News Sinn Fein 'has no answers' for vote slump in Republic A disastrous election performance by Sinn Fein in the Republic has left the party with "no answers," a leading nationalist commentator has said. PSNI probe as horror video shows vicious attack on 12-year-old pupil The brutal attack on a 12-year-old pupil of a Lurgan school, which was captured on video, is being investigated by the PSNI. Derek Patterson: Heartfelt tributes paid to respected NI business owner and chef Tributes have been paid to well known Northern Ireland businessman and chef Derek Patterson, who passed away suddenly at his home in Co Down on Tuesday. Larne to hold 'firstPride festival' Businesses owners in Larne have come together to launch the first ever 'Pride' event to take place in the East Antrim area. Sport Update TT 2019: Newcomer Daniel Mettam 'stable' following crash in qualifying New Zealand newcomer Daniel Mettam has been described as stable in Nobles Hospital following a crash during Sunday's Isle of Man TT qualifying session. TT 2019: Dean Harrison tops Tuesday Superbike and Superstock times Dean Harrison picked up where he left off as the Silicone Engineering Kawasaki rider headed the Superbike and Superstock times during the second Isle of Man TT qualifying session on Tuesday evening. TT 2019: Ian Hutchinson escapes serious injury following high-speed crash in qualifying A number of riders were involved in separate incidents during the second Isle of Man TT qualifying session on Tuesday evening, with Honda Racing's Ian Hutchinson crashing out at the 11th Milestone. And finally... Disney villains and their crimes: How long would Aladdin's Jafar spend in prison? Last week saw the long awaited release of the live-action remake of Aladdin, introducing a new generation to some of Disney's most famous characters, from the loveable Genie to the despicable Jafar. See all the day's news here

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