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Student fees are set to rocket in Northern Ireland by up to 60 per cent - should Stormont step in?
Student fees are set to rocket in Northern Ireland by up to 60 per cent - should Stormont step in? Parades Commissions place restrictions on loyalist on south Belfast parade.
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Tue 26 Jul 201609:03
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Student fees are set to rocket by up to 60 per cent – should Stormont step in?
No paramilitary trappings to be worn – Parades Commission places restrictions on loyalist South Belfast parade
A mum’s fight to raise funds to take her three-year-old son Cavan to America for life-changing surgery
Cavan O'Neill from Belfast, is like most three-year-olds, he loves cartoons, bikes and is fascinated by cars.
But he suffers from a condition that affects his legs, stopping him from walking. Last year his parents started fundraising in order to raise enough money - to cover the cost of pioneering surgery in America that will help him walk.
But he suffers from a condition that affects his legs, stopping him from walking. Last year his parents started fundraising in order to raise enough money - to cover the cost of pioneering surgery in America that will help him walk.
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