Violent young man puts three members of ambulance service out of action

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10 Dec, 2018 Violent young man puts three members of ambulance service out of action Three members of the ambulance service were injured during an incident in North Down on Saturday evening when they were attempting to deal with a young man who was under the influence of drugs. Latest News 'Axing' of controversial commentator Jude Collins by BBC NI welcomed Political commentator Jude Collins has been told to stop wallowing in self-pity after he claims to have been dropped by the BBC over his views. Man arrested on suspicion of murder after body found in flat Detectives from the PSNI's Major Investigation Team have arrested a 26-year-old man on suspicion of murder after the body of a 29-year-old man was discovered in the Burrendale Park Road area of Newcastle, Co Down at the weekend. UUP demands that Prime Minister goes back to negotiating table on Brexit The UUP has said that the Prime Minister needs to go back to the negotiating table to strike a Brexit deal that preserves the integrity of the United Kingdom. Protest camp considered as battle to save historic bridge gathers pace Belfast residents fighting to retain a historic bridge which is under threat from a proposed Translink expansion have said they are considering whether to set up a protest camp. Sport Update Jordan Stewart to the 'four' as Linfield flex title muscles Little Jordan Stewart's goal at Windsor Park on Saturday was worth the admission money alone! David Jeffrey hails Ballymena United mentality after Warrenpoint win Danske Bank Premiership: Warrenpoint Town 2, Ballymena United 4 Jurgen Klopp hails Liverpool control as unbeaten run continues Jurgen Klopp believes table-topping Liverpool's impressive club record-equalling unbeaten Premier League run boils down to improved control. And finally... Brexit: Sammy Wilson says MPs will rout Theresa May's deal DUP MP Sammy Wilson feels tomorrow's crunch Commons Brexit vote is a foregone conclusion and the sooner it is "kicked out of Parliament" the better, so a new deal can be struck. See all the day's news here

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