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Campaigners from Otley will head to London next month as part of a new drive to end world hunger.
All Saints Parish Church has organised a bus to take people to the capital on Saturday, June 8, for the Big IF event.
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How to reclaim mis-sold payment protection insurance for free, and everything you need to know about paying university fees Martin Lewis and Saira Khan meet viewers who have reclaimed thousands of pounds after being mis-sold payment protection insurance, and explain how to reclaim PPI for free.
Cycle route stretches to city centre
A new cycle path into Belfast city centre has opened with the aim of encouraging more workers to get on their bikes.
Two major acts forced to pull out of BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend due to airport chaos
The musical stars were due to perform at the festival but were unable to travel to Northern Ireland after a plane made an emergency landing at Heathrow Two major acts were forced to pull out of BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend after airport dramas saw their flights cancelled on Friday.
Tourism chiefs back golf resort
Tourism chiefs have insisted plans for a controversial 100 million golf resort near the Giant's Causeway should proceed without delay, despite the objection of a world heritage body.
'Too early' to speculate on Causeway's world heritage status
Unesco has said it is too early to say if the Giant's Causeway's status as a world heritage site is at risk over a golf course development Environmental groups have been involved in a long-running campaign to prevent a hotel, clubhouse and driving range being built close to the internationally renowned tourist attraction.
Fenech-Soler Announce November 2013 Uk Tour
The rebirth of Fenech-Soler gathers pace with the confirmation of a major UK and Ireland tour this November.
Chicken feet on menu at China talks
Chicken feet will be on the business menu at meetings between Northern Ireland and Chinese government ministers next week as Stormont leaders strive to secure an unusual trade link.
Delight for Daggers boss Burnett as Shields wins Northern Ireland under-21 call-up
Dagenham & Redbridge winger Sean Shields has been called up to represent Northern Ireland under-21s next Thursday in their European Championship qualifier in Cyprus.
Amadeus Cruise Shop set to 'revolutionise' booking process
Amadeus Cruise Shop, a next generation business-to-business shopping application for agents, is set to "revolutionise" the cruise booking process, the company claims.
Tour shows places from Best's childhood
A new tour is giving George Best fans the chance to learn more about the football legend's childhood in east Belfast.
PM hails tax evasion crackdown bid
He said an EU summit deal to move to full cross-border disclosure of tax information provided new momentum for a G8 summit he will host in Northern Ireland next month on the same subject.
Orders 'contribute A 15m per year'
The report put the value of provision of facilities, community and volunteer work as well as fundraising for charities at an additional A 39m a year.
US AIrways resumes service to western Ireland
US Airways is adding a second destination in Ireland from its Philadelphia hub. The airline today began daily, non-stop, summer service to Shannon in western Ireland.
Irish seek to hold the line in tax battle
Until this week, Richard Bruton enjoyed the sweet spot in Irish government. While cabinet colleagues rolled out spending cuts and tax hikes, Bruton got the photo opportunities with foreign CEOs investing in their favorite corner of Europe.
Despite being Northern Ireland born and bred, I have to admit there are still some places that I have yet to spend time in.
Sharon Haughey never set out to be lord mayor of her hometown - the city of Armagh in Northern Ireland.
Take a walking tour of Arlington Cemetery to learn about those who served
One of two caskets is seen after services to honor two sailors from the Civil War ship, the USS Monitor, at Arlington National Cemetery, Friday, March 8, 2013 in Arlington, Va.
"Does More Than It Says on The Tin" First Robe Pointes Hit the UK & Ireland
Leading Irish lighting rental company Just Lite, based in Dublin, are the first recipients in the UK of Robe's new ROBINPointe moving head fixtures! The much-anticipated product was officially launched by Robe at the 2013 Prolight+Sound exhibition in Frankfurt.
The vacancy rate for shop units has reached a record high in Wales
Nearly one in five shops in Wales now stands empty following a disappointing spring for retailers as many shoppers avoided the cold weather by staying at home.