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Today's latest news:

* DUP crisis continues as rising star and decorated army veteran Ryan McCready quits party.
A rising star within the DUP and decorated army veteran Alderman Ryan McCready has confirmed he is to quit the party over issues including the way Arlene Foster was ousted as leader.

* Sinn Fein refusing to nominate a deputy first minister could put peace at risk, says DUP leader Edwin Poots.
If Sinn Fein refuses to nominate a deputy first minister by next week they will be risking peace in Northern Ireland, DUP leader Edwin Poots has said.

* Michaela McAreavey murder: Mauritius to re-examine killing after 10 years and no convictions.
The government of Mauritius has agreed to re-look at the case of Michaela McAreavey, the First Minister and deputy First Minister have confirmed.

* This is a FULL list of WHERE mobile safety camera vehicles are in NI.
If you ever wondered where the areas most likely to get your speed checked were in Northern Ireland, then look no further.

Have a good day

Michael Cousins
Deputy digital editor