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PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd has moved to clear up possible confusion regarding police enforcement of the Covid regulations.

The latest pandemic lockdown in Northern Ireland is likely to last beyond February 6, the region&amp&#x3B;rsquo&#x3B;s chief medical officer has said.The Stormont Executive introduced tough restrictions and a

The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has called for tougher coronavirus regulations to help officers enforce them.

While the reproductive rate of the virus for cases has fallen to 1.1, the health service is steeling itself for a surge of admissions this month.

Northern Ireland lockdown likely to last beyond February 6 – chief medical officer   First Minister Arlene Foster (right) and Deputy First Minister Michelle ONeill before a media briefing at the Hill of The ONeill, Ranfurly House Arts and Visitor Centre in Dungannon. Northern Ireland remains in an extended lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus and lower infection rates. Rebecca Black and David Young, PA 12 January, 2021 19:29  First Ministe...

A senior police commander has voiced concern at the number of house parties continuing to take place during lockdown.

ACC Alan Todd says the PSNI faces significant pressure with staff testing positive or self-isolating.

PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd has moved to clear up possible confusion regarding police enforcement of the Covid regulations.

POLICE in the Fermanagh and Omagh District have taken Covid-19 enforcement action a total of 342 times from March, 2020 to midnight on Sunday, January 3, 2021. The stats are issued weekly by the PSNI, and are broken down into the following types of enforcement. COV1 Penalty Notices; COV2 Commercial or Private Prohibition Notices issued to licensed premises or for restriction of gatherings in a private dwelling; COV3 Failure to Isolate; COV4 Penalty Notices (COV4 now replaces COV1, with fi...

Almost £5,000 in fines handed out after north Belfast house party Coronavirus fines totalling almost £5,000 have been handed out by police after visited a house party in north Belfast. Connla Young PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd FINES totalling almost £5,000 have been handed out by police after they visited a house party in north Belfast. The PSNI said it attended a property at Dunmore Mews just after 9.30pm on Monday after receiving a report of a...