Baroness Paisley tells DUP and Sinn Fein to compromise to stop abortion

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10 Oct, 2019 Baroness Paisley tells DUP and Sinn Fein to compromise to stop abortion Baroness Paisley has appealed for the DUP and Sinn Fein to compromise in order to see Stormont restored within less than a fortnight so that abortion will not be decriminalised. Latest News Road closed in both directions after bus fire – motorists advised to slow down Police have closed a road in both directions due to a bus fire. Willie Frazer family brand BBC claims 'false and without evidence' Allegations that victims' campaigner Willie Frazer was involved in supplying arms to loyalist paramilitaries are "false", his family said today. Swans are being 'trapped, captured and stolen' in horror NI incidents Police have revealed they have received reports of people "trapping, capturing and stealing Swans". Search on to find winner of £170 million EuroMillions jackpot The search is on to find the UK ticket-holder of the £170 million EuroMillions jackpot. Sport Update Sunflower Trophy winner Richard Cooper confirms Bishopscourt return to defend his title Reigning Sunflower Trophy champion Richard Cooper will return to Ireland's premier short circuit meeting this month to defend his title. I'm not done with winning – there's still so much I can achieve, says World Superbike king Jonathan Rea Newly-crowned five-time World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea has had little time to bask in the glow of his latest triumph as the Ulster rider returns to the saddle in Argentina this weekend. Jonathan Rea hails departing Kawasaki rider Leon Haslam as "one of best team players there is" Jonathan Rea has paid tribute to his Kawasaki team-mate Leon Haslam after it was confirmed the 2018 British Superbike champion would leave the team at the end of this season. And finally... Ex-police photographer William McConnell escapes jail after admitting indecent assaults A former police photographer who indecently assaulted two sisters, took indecent photos of them and spied on a third victim, walked free from court today with a three-year probation order. See all the day's news here

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