‘Dignified’ Kingsmills Massacre campaigner Bea Worton dies aged 91

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7 Jul, 2019 'Dignified' Kingsmills Massacre campaigner Bea Worton dies aged 91 Bea Worton, the last surviving mother of ten civilians gunned down by the IRA in the Kingsmills Massacre, has died peacefully in hospital, aged 91. Latest News Family concerns growing for missing N.I. man The family of a Northern Ireland man reported as missing on Friday are concerned about his safety and welfare. Man dies in 'tragic' incident on major N.I. road A man in his 40s has died after what was described as a "tragic incident" on Belfast Road, Nutts Corner, Co. Antrim on Saturday morning. Police searching for missing Armagh woman find body in Lough Neagh Police searching for a missing Northern Ireland woman have found a body in Lough Neagh Robin Swann: Guardian writer sneers at Portrush flute band, which in fact showed a responsible attitude towards the Open I am writing regarding a recent article by Ewan Murray, who is the Guardian's Golf and Scottish football correspondent in which he referenced the upcoming Open Golf tournament at Royal Portrush. Sport Update Tribute unveiled to William Dunlop one year on from tragic death at Skerries 100 A tribute has been paid to Northern Ireland road racer William Dunlop one year on from his tragic death at the Skerries 100 in north county Dublin. Derek Sheils unofficially fastest during practice at Skerries 100 Derek Sheils set the pace at the Country Crest Skerries 100 on Saturday on the Burrows Engineering/RK Racing Suzuki. Jonathan Rea takes over lead in World Superbike Championship after dramatic first race at wet Donington Park Jonathan Rea has taken over the lead of the World Superbike Championship following a dramatic opening race at Donington Park on Saturday. And finally... Ben Lowry: Yet another worrying day for anyone who fears that the legacy of the Troubles is being handled unfairly There were two major developments on the legacy of the Troubles yesterday. See all the day's news here

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