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Should masks be made compulsory in NI as cases rise in RoI?
Plus, Northern Ireland releases UK’s first Covid tracing app
Rebellion in DUP ranks as eleven MLAs go against the First Minister on Stormont reform bill
Senior DUP source says three DUP MPs told Arlene Foster not to go through with the bill.
DUP MP accused of making "crass, offensive and despicable" comment about the Irish language
Gregory Campbell knows this would cause offence - so why did he say it?
Shock for travellers returning from Spain as 14-day quarantine introduced
But is it responsible to be going on holiday at all in the middle of a pandemic?
Did big business matter more than the Health Minister and Chief Medical Officer on face coverings?
Face coverings could be mandatory in NI shops by 20th August.
Health Minister says the PHA is investigating a covid-19 cluster at Moy Park in Ballymena
Stephen spoke to News Letter political editor Sam McBride and Sean McKeever from Unite.
Mandatory masks will damage trade - that's the warning from retail bosses
Should face coverings in shops be compulsory?
Visitors from GB 'pose biggest coronavirus risk' to NI says deputy First Minister
But the Department of Health say the risk from travellers from England is "very low".
PM encourages cautious return to work
Time those without shielding letters got back into the workplace?