PSNI appeal, missing man and Belfast busking: Tuesday's headlines in Northern Ireland
PSNI APPEAL
Police have appealed to a man who escaped from custody in Co Fermanagh to hand himself in.
Duane Farry, who is 34, was arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of a number of offences.
After he escaped he was last seen in the Irvinestown Road area of Enniskillen.
MISSING MAN
Police have made a refresh appeal for information about missing man Aaron McKinney.
Aaron is described as being approximately 6ft tall, with dark hair and hazel eyes. He is of slim build.
BRITISH-IRISH INTERGOVERNMENTAL CONFERENCE
The British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference is meeting in Dublin.
Secretary of State Chris Heaton Harris will be in attendance, as the UK government and the DUP still negotiate over a return to power-sharing at Stormont.
CANCER MANIFESTO
Cancer Research UK has published plans which it says would help avoid 20,000 deaths a year by 2040.
Among the proposals is the establishment of a National Cancer Council. It says urgent action is needed to address the £1bn funding gap for research over the next decade.
BELFAST BUSKING
Should buskers and speakers be allowed to use amplification devices on city streets? That's the question Belfast City Council will be asking people in a public consultation.
It's proposing bye-laws that would mean people need permits to use amps in the city centre.
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