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There are 286 people in hospital, up 14 since yesterday

Covid-19: 1,355 new cases, 286 people in hospital

The Department of Health has been notified of an additional 1,355 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours.

Stormont ministers held their first face-to-face executive meeting today in almost a year

NI Executive to meet in two weeks to review regulations

Alaska had ranked among the top US states for vaccination in April

Alaska in crisis care as hospitals hit by Covid surge

The Health Minister said data shows that schools are a low-risk environment for transmission of Covid

School stakeholders meeting to discuss close contacts

The US has promised to donate a 'historic' extra 500 million vaccines to countries struggling to overcome the pandemic

US clears Covid boosters for over-65s and high-risk

New data shows pace of falling Covid rates among pupils

Paul Reid said 60% of patients with the virus in ICUs are aged over 50 (file image RollingNews.ie)

Covid-19: 1,432 new cases, 272 in hospital

Almost 6% of children tested in a primary school setting were found to be positive for Covid-19

15% rise in primary school children Covid positive

Testing of close contacts, who have no symptoms in childcare facilities and primary education, will also end

Primary school close contacts won't have to isolate

Peter Sutcliffe, known as the 'Yorkshire Ripper', murdered 13 women between 1975 and 1980

Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe died with Covid-19

Research shows that tiny antibodies produced by llamas could provide a new treatment against coronavirus

Llama antibodies have 'potential' as Covid treatment

Over 90% of people aged 16 years and older are now fully vaccinated

Covid-19: 1,423 cases reported by Dept of Health

Paul Givan and Michelle O'Neill speaking to reporters outside Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast today

No major changes expected for NI's Covid restrictions

Fáilte Ireland's conference on business tourism is being held at the Convention Centre in Dublin

Continued support needed for tourism sector - minister

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