N.I. boy (14) missing – PSNI concerned for his safety

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5 Dec, 2018 N.I. boy (14) missing – PSNI concerned for his safety The PSNI are becoming concerned about the well-being of a 14 year-old Ballymena boy. Latest News N.I. weather bomb warning – What we know so far Here is everything we know so far about the yellow status severe weather warning issued by the Met Office for Northern Ireland. Man shot dead outside N.I. school – What we know so far A man has been shot dead outside a school in Northern Ireland - here's what we know so far. University is threatened with legal action over staff election A trade union which represents academics, lecturers and other university and college staff across the UK has threatened to take legal action against Ulster University over what it claims is "discrimination" against one of its activists. Northern Ireland will never be able to exit this backstop No reassuring new light was cast on the Withdrawal Agreement yesterday in the House of Commons. Sport Update Linfield: Jordan Stewart's late show to seal BetMcLean League Cup semi-final spot at expense of spirited Portadown Jordan Stewart's injury-time strike sent Linfield into the BetMcLean League Cup semi-finals as Portadown finished with praise for the performance but no place in the next round on a night of drama. Vinny Arkins joins backroom staff at Newry City Newry City AFC are pleased to welcome Vinny Arkins to the Club as the new Fowards Coach. Rangers boss Steven Gerrard wants to stay on top of league table Steven Gerrard has led Rangers to the summit of the Premiership for the first time in seven years following Sunday's victory over Hearts in Edinburgh – the trick now is to stay there for the remainder of the season as the Ibrox boss acknowledged. And finally... Portstewart business woman on a mission to address Northern Ireland's digital skills gap Debbie Rymer reveals why all employers should address digital skills shortages See all the day's news here

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