16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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Garvagh's BT51 area now has the highest rate per 100,000 in the county.
Reductions of 31% and 42% were recorded in Derry City's two postal areas.
Covid-19 vaccinations to Derry's school pupils aged between 12 and 15 could soon be made available. Foyle MP Colum Eastwood has welcomed the move.
The return of schools in NI has resulted in a large jump in numbers being tested for Covid-19.
Limavady saw the highest percentage increase in new Covid cases last week.
East Derry MLA Cara Hunter.
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Sir Gerry Robinson became well-known as a television presenter fronting BBC programmes including Troubleshooter and Can Gerry Robinson Fix the NHS
BT48 has the fourth highest rate per 100,000 of population in NI.
Ulster GAA Secretary Brian McAvoy. (Pic: Oliver McVeigh/Sportsfile)
The clinic will be at Meadowlane Shopping Centre.
Paul McErlean (right), with Charlie Coward (left) and Andreas Maltan (centre) have been isolating until today in a vacant property in Cheshire following their ordeal.
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Foyle MLA Ciara Ferguson says more is needed to be done so that "pressure can be relieved on the GPs and the treatments that patients need can be provided in a timely manner"
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