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Justice Minister tells big retail to stop non-essential trade
Plus, Dalriada Headmaster says his school will use AQE mock marks as selection criteria.
DUP's Poots warns of food shortages at hospitals and schools over NI Protocol
Alliance Party and others accuse him of “scaremongering”.
Possible Executive crackdown on retail giants selling non-essential items
But why has it taken so long?
Retail giants selling non-essential items - are they sticking two fingers up to the spirit of Covid rules?
Does the Executive need to act?
Criticism of Queen's University as they charter flight bringing Chinese students to NI during lockdown
Queen's University confirmed to Nolan that the flight arrived in NI yesterday.
Belfast Trust cancels urgent cancer surgeries over Covid pressures
Belfast Trust cancels urgent cancer surgeries over Covid pressures.
DUP MP Ian Paisley spells out why he wants NI Protocol scrapped
DUP MP Ian Paisley spoke to Nolan this morning.
Parents make emotional plea over "distress" caused by transfer test plan
Parents make emotional plea over "distress" caused by transfer test plan.
PHA say transfer test should be cancelled on health protection grounds
Dr Gerry Waldron, Head of Health Protection at the PHA spoke to Nolan.
Growing calls for Education Minister to step in and stop transfer test due to take place this Saturday
A County Down School Principals Group said the tests were a 'brutal and archaic system'.