Headlines From Belfast Newsletter Sat 18th Oct 2014

Belfast Newsletter News McCallister reveals detail of opposition bill which could 'save Stormont' A bill to significantly reform Stormont by creating an Official Opposition could also see the Executive’s leaders re-named as the ‘joint first ministers’ and reform how the Speaker is chosen, its author has revealed. Read more... Antrim village takes on City of London – and wins One Antrim village has been named among the prettiest settlements in the whole UK. Read more... Tens of thousands to join pay protests Tens of thousands of workers, including many who have been on strike this week, will join protests today to highlight the need for pay to increase. Read more... London plaque for Daniel O'Connell Irish political figure Daniel O’Connell has been remembered as the Nelson Mandela of his day as the newest of London’s famous blue plaques was unveiled in his honour. Read more... Ulster Hall fitting venue for Paisley memorial, says McIlveen It is appropriate that Ian Paisley’s public memorial service tomorrow is held in the Ulster Hall, one of the closest friends of the late First Minister has said. Read more...   Sport Ulster captain Rory Best hoping to repeat Tigers feat at Welford Road in European Champions Cup Captain Rory Best insists Ulster’s set-piece must be “bang on the money” if they are to tame Leicester Tigers for a second successive European season at Welford Road. Read more... Warren Feeney relishing Premiership showdown with champions Cliftonville at Windsor Park Warren Feeney says Linfield are approaching Saturday’s titanic showdown with Cliftonville in “very confident” mood. Read more... Carl Frampton's hands are on the mend after IBF victory Carl Frampton is getting close to being given the green light to resume full training in two weeks time. Read more... Keith Shiels is ready to defend crown at Upper Malone The Masters Cross Country Trails at Queens Playing Fields, Upper Malone on Saturday are certain to be keenly contested with places in the International team at stake. Read more... Belfast Giants get off to winning start as they beat Tilburg Trappers in Cup The Belfast Giants began their Continental Cup challenge with a 4-1 win over Dutch side Tilburg Trappers in Bremerhaven, Germany on Friday. Read more...   Please do not respond directly to this email as this mailbox is not monitored. To contact Belfast Newsletter direct go to http://www.newsletter.co.uk/ and click on Contact Us Johnston Press are the publishers of Belfast Newsletter. You have received this email as you have subscribed to this newsletter on our website. Edit or Unsubscribe Preferences | Edit Your Profile Company Name: Johnston Press plc | Registered in Scotland no: SCO15382 | Registered Office: 108 Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AS