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Vaccines should be doing ‘heavy lifting’ to curb Covid-19 by spring, says NI CMO

North’s low case number of 79 on Tuesday due to data being processed from just 812 people

Fourth SF resignation in wake of Covid-19 grants controversy

MLA for West Tyrone Catherine Kelly stands down as representative with ‘immediate effect’

Sinn Féin MLA Catherine Kelly resigns over Covid-19 grants controversy

McDonald says Kelly a signatory to account into which ‘£10,000 was lodged in error’

PSNI considering whether to inquire into three £10,000 payments to Sinn Fein

DUP Assembly member asks chief constable to investigate

Sinn Féin senator and two party officials resign following Covid-19 grants controversy

£30,000 of grants were erroneously paid to three Sinn Féin offices in the North

Sinn Féin repays £30,000 given to ineligible NI offices in Covid-19 scheme

Party says grants ‘unsolicited’ but controversy has arisen over when money paid back

Covid crisis: Five dead in North and 727 new infections

A total of 34,832 cases confirmed in NI since pandemic began, with death toll rising to 658

Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin receives 2020 Maths Week Ireland award

Dr Ní Shúilleabháin praised for raising public awareness of maths

Bombardier to cut a further 95 jobs at Belfast operation

Plane and train maker announced 400 job losses at plant in June due to Covid-19 crisis

North sees over 6,000 proposed redundancies since March

Most redundancies are in manufacturing, wholesale, retail and transportation sectors

Coronavirus: Country in position of ‘high uncertainty’, chief medical officer warns

Total number of deaths from virus now at 1,749, as NPHET warns of rising R-number

Fair treatment pledge for all who lost out over ‘cash for ash’ scheme

Renewable Heat Incentive scheme: Minister responds to report which said many respondents suffered

Microsoft to open cyber security centre in Belfast, creating 85 jobs

Investment by US tech giant is supported with funding from the Department for the Economy and Invest NI

Cuts threaten cross-Border teacher education co-operation

Opinion: Hundreds of teacher education students have trained in schools on either side of the Border under an innovative scheme

Ulster University mathematician receives award for raising public awareness of maths

‘It’s such an honour to be given this award and I’m truly grateful to everyone at Maths Week Ireland’

Parents believe maths better liked than in the past, survey finds

Maths Week survey finds half of adults use maths actively as part of their work

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