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An urgent appeal has been launched to find more black blood donors for help with those with Sickle Cell Disease. We will speak to two families of those living with the disease. Hello. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. Wed love to hear from you if youre an eu National Living in the uk. Are you reassured by what you hear . Were also talking about fire safety this morning. If your flat is covered in cladding, has your landlord been in touch about measures to keep you safe ....

For the latest. Also coming up in the Program Denmark wants to become a cash free society. Plus florence will walk us through the press reaction to fifas massive Corruption Scandal. Molly and that is where we start, the ongoing fallout from the fifa arrests. They continue to shake the world of football. Sponsors are calling on the sports governing body to clean up its act. These are, cocacola, mcdonalds a few of the brand speaking out after several officials were arrested, accused of taking more...

The province will launch its early learning gateway today. The first phase of the initiative saw an online por...

Newfoundland and Labrador's speed-camera program is moving from the test phase to the real thing: actual tickets instead of warnings.

A member of the Royal Canadian Legion NL Command believes the throngs of people who turned out to show their r...

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People came out in large numbers on the weekend to pay their respects as the remains of an unknown soldier, ki...

Thursday in northern France was a poignant one for a large Canadian and Newfoundland delegation as momentum builds towards to repatriation of a Newfoundland soldier who died in the First World War.

Canadian soldiers and government officials arrived in northeastern France this week for a historic mission: returning an unknown Newfoundland soldier back home.

Jack Whalen thought he'd scored a victory when the Newfoundland and Labrador government promised to amend the Limitations Act. It turns out the changes they're proposing will not apply in his case.