N.I. snow to arrive tonight and tomorrow – subzero temperatures to reach as low as -3°C

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18 Jan, 2019 N.I. snow to arrive tonight and tomorrow – subzero temperatures to reach as low as -3°C Snow is expected to fall in Northern Ireland on Thursday evening and into the early hours of Friday morning. Latest News British Army to deploy throughout U.K. as government plans for 'no deal' Brexit British Army reservists will be deployed throughout the United Kingdom as the British government prepares to leave the European Union with 'no deal' at the end of March. Corbyn spoke to terrorists with no red lines: Allister It is "remarkable" that Jeremy Corbyn would speak to terrorist groups such as the IRA, Hamas and Hezbollah without preconditions, but set a red line on the dialogue with the UK's Prime Minister, TUV leader Jim Allister has said. M1 motorway closed after crash involving vehicle transporter The M1 motorway is closed westbound between junctions 11 and 12 – near Portadown – following a road traffic collision involving a vehicle transporter. Wooden cross and official recognition for unmarked grave of Belfast soldier A recent communication from Gavin Bamford, Chair of History Hub Ulster, recounted one of the first war memorials constructed in a public location here following the Great War. Sport Update Institute Chairman not happy with Michael McCrudden bids Institute chairman Bill Anderson has insisted that no club has met their valuation for in-demand skipper Michael McCrudden. Two in and one out at Institute Institute have announced midfielder Tommy McBride and striker Paul Smith have joined the club, however midfielder Aaron Harkin will be leaving, after signing a pre-contract with Cliftonville. Carl Frampton looks set to fight on as he heads for talks with Frank Warren Carl Frampton will discuss his future on Thursday after considering retirement following his defeat by Josh Warrington. And finally... Unionists slam Martina Anderson's European Parliament speech Unionists have slammed Sinn Fein MEP Martina Anderson after she quoted Irish republican James Connolly in the European Parliament, stating "the British government has no right in Ireland". See all the day's news here

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