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Charity launches helpline for women who take illegal abortion pills

Charity launches helpline for women who take illegal abortion pills. Fears of major job losses – Caterpillar workers are expecting bad news. Should men always fork out on dinner dates?

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Thu 1 Sep 201609:03

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Charity launches helpline for women who take illegal abortion pills

A free 24-hour phoneline to help women who have bought abortion pills over the Internet has been launched in Northern Ireland.The British Pregnancy Advisory Service say the aftercare helpline will provide reassurance and advise women if they need urgent medical help.They are advertising the service in a local newspaper here today but anti-abortion campaigners have labelled it a "publicity stunt".

Fears of major job losses –Caterpillar workers are expecting bad news

It's been a worrying night for local workers of the US owned Caterpillar company. They will be given details of job cuts later.Caterpillar is the world's largest manufacturer of heavy construction equipment. The firm has operations in Larne, Newtownabbey and west Belfast.

‘I’m proud of my ADHD’ – teenager Shania opens up about her condition

I'm proud of my adhd. Don't be ashamed of having adhd, it's a great quality to have. Those are the words of 13-year-old Shania from Coleraine who was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder when she was 7.

Should men always fork out on dinner dates?

Two contestants on the channel 4 TV show First Dates have left viewers divided - after the man asked the woman to pay half towards her meal. The show partnered Brian with Mary for a date and things seemed to be going well between them until the waitress arrived with the bill and asked if they were doing half and half to which he replied yes. Mary later admitted that she was fuming that he didn't pay for the meal.

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