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By Hannah Spratt

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There are reports a suspicious object has been left in north Belfast.

It's thought the device was left in the Manor Close area, however nothing has yet been found.
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Irish language campaigners will gather at the High Court in Belfast later to protest.  

Conradh Na Gaeilge is taking action against the Northern Ireland executive for failing to adopt an irish Language Strategy. 
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The government faces a final Commons vote later on the Bill that'll allow the process of leaving the EU to start.

Jeremy Corbyn faces a revolt among Labour MPs after ordering them to back it.
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A new campaign has been launched to help bring more shared education campus' to Northern Ireland. 

The Integrated Education Fund want parents to show their support on a new website. 

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A full list of candidates standing in next month's Stormont Assembly election will be published later this evening.

This time round nominees will contest 90 seats  - rather than the 108 seats on offer last year  - due to a reduction in government.

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A former design teacher has been selected as the next moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland.

Reverend Noble McNeely, of First Holywood Presbyterian, will replace Frank Sellar in the role in June. 

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Shift work and physically demanding jobs are being linked to lower fertility among women.

A new study has found a physically demanding job, or working outside of normal office hours may reduce a woman's ability to conceive.