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In addition to the £219.9million, £96.1 million is being allocated to meet costs associated with the business support schemes (an increase on the £80.9 million held centrally included within Budget 2021-2022).
Announcing the allocations, Minister Murphy said, “Although the COVID 19 restrictions are easing, the impact of COVID on society remains profound.
“The £220 million I am allocating will support the social recovery from Covid.
“I’m providing nearly £60 million to support the health service.
“The pandemic has had a significant impact on mental wellbeing.
“And I have provided funding for a number of mental health interventions.
“I’m also conscious that many people are experiencing long-term impacts from Covid.
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National Crime Agency operation unearths weapons including machine guns and assault rifle
The guns are to undergo detailed forensic examination to identify those who have handled the weapons
Updated
An image of some of the firearms uncovered (Image: NCA)
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