Northern Ireland takes a stride out of lockdown
Northern Ireland has taken a stride out of lockdown after a series of businesses resumed trading for the first time in four months. Close-contact services, including hairdressers and beauty parlours, reopened while driving lessons also restarted, along with theory and practical tests. Outdoor attractions welcomed back visitors while competitive sport resumed outdoors, with numbers limited to 100, but with no spectators allowed. Economy Minister Diane Dodds said it was a good day for the economy after months of hardship. Martine Broggy, the owner of Natural Hair Company salon in Lisburn, expre...