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Police “take no satisfaction” in issuing fines over the coronavirus regulations, a senior police officer has said. Police Service of Northern Ireland officers have issued more than 1,000 fines, starting at £200, for breaches of the rules. They have also issued 49 fines of up to £1,000 for people returning from travel who fail to quarantine – and can issue prohibition notices to businesses. The PSNI have faced criticism from some “consistency” in enforcement, but Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd rejected these claims. The officer, who leads the PSNI’s effort on the pandemic, s...

PSNI "take no satisfaction" from issuing Covid fines, senior officer says Officers have issued more than 1,000 fines, starting at £200, for breaches of the rules PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd at Musgrave Police Station in Belfast (Image: Brian Lawless/PA Wire) Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters ...

People are strongly encouraged to stay indoors after 8pm during the first week of the strict post-Christmas lockdown, but it is not an order, health officials said on Friday night. Under the new restrictions, all mixing of households in homes, gardens and back yards between 8pm and 6am is banned in the week from Boxing Day, except in special circumstances. The ban on mixing is an order and will be legally enforceable, the Department of Health said. Three households are allowed to mix between December 23 and 27. "No household mixing would be permitted in private gardens or indoors in any setti...

BBC News Published image copyrightPacemaker image captionSinn Féin's leader Mary-Lou McDonald (left) and deputy leader Michelle O'Neill (right) attended Mr Storey's funeral, along with former leader Gerry Adams (centre) First Minister Arlene Foster has questioned the length of time taken to investigate potential Covid-19 breaches at the funeral of Bobby Storey. The funeral for the senior republican was held in June, with large numbers in attendance, including several senior Sinn Féin members. Mrs Foster was speaking after it emerged Michelle O'Neill has still not been interviewed over he...

Police officers and Covid compliance ambassadors will make their presence felt across Northern Ireland's towns and cities in the run up to Christmas.