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Passenger on flight to Derry 'feared for her life' as 'cockpit windscreen cracked'

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By Jane Corscadden Verified
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A passenger travelling from London to Co Derry said she feared for her life as a mid-air emergency was declared after the cockpit windscreen cracked. Joanne McLaughlin, who lives in England, was flying to visit relatives in Derry on Thursday, August 27, when they were told to prepare for the brace position while crossing the Irish Sea. It later emerged a cockpit windscreen had cracked on the Loganair flight from London Heathrow to the City of Derry Airport.
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Stronger approach needed: Plans could see mobile phones banned in all NI schools

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By Jane Corscadden Verified
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A consultation has been launched on plans which could see mobile phones banned from schools in Northern Ireland. The Education Minister said there needs to be a "stronger and more consistent approach" taken. Some schools had previously taken part in a pilot scheme , which involved students putting their phones in magnetic pouches when they arrived at school.
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Prime Belfast city centre building with own boxing ring on market for £2.4m

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By Jane Corscadden Verified
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A prime building in Belfast city centre that features its own boxing ring as a focal point is currently on the market for offers over £2.4 million. The historic St George's Building, located at 37-41 High Street , was designed in 1881 by Thomas Jackson and Son in Italianate style, and is a B1 listed building. The property underwent extensive refurbishment in 2019 by the current vendors.
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