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  1. The Burberry trench coat might be 170-years-old, but you wouldn’t know it judging by the heritage label’s latest London Fashion Week show.

  2. Joint administrators have been appointed to a long-standing Northern Ireland business, in what has been described as a “tremendously sad outcome” for the company and the wider agri-food sector.

  3. The Duke of Sussex fought back the tears as he hailed “mums and dads” caring for seriously ill youngsters during the WellChild awards.

  4. IF you had to pick one player who exemplified the single-minded determination of Clann Eireann on Saturday night you might well have gone for Shea Heffron.

  5. AS the war on Millionaires’ Row raged over their heads, massive chunks of debris rained down on those that felt their true weight.

  6. PEOPLE ask: Where’s that you’re going?

  7. Down MFC final: Carryduff 1-11 Newry Shamrocks 2-10 John Murphy was often described as Pete McGrath’s ‘right hand man’ when Down lifted the Sam Maguire Cup in 1991 and 94.

  8. The round trip to O’Neill Park in Dungannon takes just 10 minutes, but one Edendork player travelled 7,240 miles to play his part in a gripping Tyrone SFC clash with Clonoe.

  9. Welsh broadcaster Alex Jones has said she is “delighted” to front the BBC’s Children In Need appeal show for the first time.

  10. The Duke of Sussex came face-to-face with a mini version of himself when he met young WellChild award winners ahead of a prize-giving ceremony.

  11. News Return of fugitive murderer to Northern Ireland jail could take a year if he’s picked up in Republic Fugitive murderer Gary Anderson could spend months and possibly as long as a year away from prison in the north if he is picked up over the border and

  12. Blackburn midfielder Kristi Montgomery has been brought in to the Scotland squad ahead of Saturday’s Nations League opener in Slovenia.

  13. An attack on a bus in Derry which left passengers covered in glass is one of several in recent months that have been “disrupting people’s lives”, according to a councillor for the area.

  14. ‘TEN points is a dangerous lead’ used to be a tongue-in-cheek comment about hurling – but it’s actually true in the two-pointer era of modern football.

  15. Fugitive murderer Gary Anderson could spend months and possibly as long as a year away from prison in the north if he is picked up over the border and fights extradition.

  16. Taylor Swift will receive the first-ever award for artist director at the 2026 MTV VMAs.

  17. World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst said it was a “great honour” to be given the Freedom of the City of London at a ceremony on Monday.

  18. Belfast’s Jon McConnell has secured a bronze medal minimum after a brilliant win over Gabriele Guidi Rontani of Italy in today’s 75kg bout at the European Elite Championships.

  19. The husband of late actress Dame Barbara Windsor has reflected on her Alzheimer’s diagnosis and how the disease “robs you of loved ones in the most painful way possible”.

  20. Coronation Street has triumphed at the Inside Soap Awards with nine prizes including the coveted best soap trophy.

  21. Inheritance tax planning is one of those subjects where a simple idea can be buried under enough technical language to make you lose the will to live.

  22. A public inquiry is to consider whether the Omagh bombing was a “joint enterprise” planned and carried out by dissident republican groups the Real IRA and the Continuity IRA.

  23. A £500 million investment in Edinburgh Airport represents a “massive boost” for Scotland’s economy, John Swinney has said.

  24. Teachers in Northern Ireland are to begin industrial action from next Monday over workload issues.

  25. Andy Burnham is heading to New York for talks with Donald Trump as the Prime Minister attends his first major gathering of world leaders.

  26. Cate Blanchett has asked audience members to stop “spoiling” her National Theatre show by filming it.

  27. The parents of a teenage south Belfast GAA player have spoken of their pride at his decision to become an organ donor which lead to him saving multiple lives after his tragic death in 2022.

  28. Volvo has announced that former Skoda boss Klaus Zellmer will become the Swedish brand’s new president and CEO.

  29. The BBC has announced a new Strictly Come Dancing spin-off series which will be hosted by Tyler West and Abi Clarke.

  30. Former Antrim camóg Jane Adams says that honouring his late mother’s memory is her main motivation for running the New York marathon this year and completing the ‘Big Six’ of the world’s 26-mile runs.

  31. Antrim GAA legend's inspirational story on handling grief

  32. The Duke of Sussex has arrived for the WellChild awards to recognise and reward youngsters living life to the full despite serious illnesses.

  33. Andy Burnham has pledged to boost Britain’s resilience as he paid tribute to frontline workers after a summer of high temperatures, wildfires and emergencies at sea.

  34. CNN, MS NOW and Politico have sued US President Donald Trump’s administration after they were barred from covering the White House over the weekend, saying the selective ban was “a blatant violation” of the First Amendment.

  35. A tree surgeon charged with incitement to hatred for allegedly helping to place a replica mosque on top of a loyalist bonfire was an unwitting “fool abroad”, the High Court heard on Monday.

  36. Police have launched a series of early morning raids as part of a crackdown on drug dealing and organised crime around Middlesbrough.

  37. The Prince of Wales has held a telephone conversation with Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney and discussed his “longstanding affection” for the nation and its people.

  38. Picture the scene: on a regular Tuesday morning, a senior executive within an organisation receives a WhatsApp voice message like a bolt from the blue.

  39. Oscar-winning Irish musician and activist Glen Hansard’s final musical project is set to receive its world premiere in Belfast next year.

  40. The rising price of consumer goods has resulted in Northern Ireland shoppers making fewer supermarket trips and buying fewer groceries, new data suggests.

  41. The key to Sir Paul McCartney’s childhood home is to go on sale at auction, where it is expected to fetch between £2,000 and £3,000.

  42. A 39-year old man who attacked two males with a Stanley Knife in an apartment block in Belfast was jailed for two years on Monday.

  43. Men “armed with an iron bar and bat” assaulted another man in his 20s in the early hours of Saturday morning in north Belfast.

  44. The Bank of England is set to open a new office in Leeds as it continues to beef up its presence in the city.

  45. QUESTION: I thought inheritance tax was only a problem for the very wealthy, but I keep hearing that more families are being caught.

  46. Celtic are six games into the SPL season, and it would be fair to say that despite being top of the league with maximum points, a mini crisis has broken out.

  47. Jane Adams is the latest guest to join Cahair O’Kane and Neil Loughran on The Monday Club.

  48. Radio and TV presenter Clara Amfo has said she secretly auditioned to host Strictly Come Dancing and that she was “gutted” but “quickly got over it” when she did not land the role.

  49. Nigella Lawson plays around with her new co-stars in a trailer for The Great British Bake Off.

  50. Republican Colm Murphy “sat like a spider at the centre of the web” in the plot to bomb Omagh in 1998, a public inquiry has been told.