Legacy Scandal: ‘We are sleep walking into a Province governed by apologists for terror,’ says sister of Edgar Graham

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24 Sep, 2018 Legacy Scandal: 'We are sleep walking into a Province governed by apologists for terror,' says sister of Edgar Graham In an essay for our legacy series, ANNE GRAHAM says peacemaking is not just overlooking terrible things that have been done, it is challenging people such as Sinn Fein politicians who 'regret' her brother's murder but will not condemn it (link below to rest of series:) Latest News Thousands watch as RIR receives military colours for first time in public in Northern Ireland Thousands of people turned out at Titanic Slipways in Belfast on Saturday to watch the first public presentation of military colours to the Royal Irish Regiment to take place in Northern Ireland. Missing NI woman 'may have gotten on a flight' The PSNI said a missing woman from Northern Ireland they are trying to locate "may have gotten on a flight". Motorcyclist killed in road crash A motorcyclist has died following a one-vehicle road traffic collision in Newry this morning. Lloyds cuts nearly 4,000 jobs since being Lloyds Banking Group has announced nearly 4,000 job cuts in the 18 months since the Government sold off its stake in the lender to take it fully private. Sport Update Ulster failed to meet objective on South African trip reveals head coach Dan mcFaraland Ulster failed to meet their objective on their mini tour to South Africa in failing to return with two wins, head coach Dan McFarland has said. crues must see games out: baxter Crusaders boss Stephen Baxter was calm and relaxed after his side's 3-2 Danske Bank Premiership defeat to Glenavon at Mourneview Park on Saturday. Makyla Mulholland brace gives Glentoran Irish Cup honours over Linfield GLWENTORAN 2 LINFIELD 1 And finally... RHI Inquiry: To get public funds, farmers needed a Moy Park contract The RHI inquiry has heard how farmers needed to have a contract with Northern Ireland's monopoly poultry processor, Moy Park, in order to get public funds from a Stormont loan scheme. See all the day's news here

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