PSNI cannot police post-Brexit border, chief constable tells Boris Johnson

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4 Oct, 2019 PSNI cannot police post-Brexit border, chief constable tells Boris Johnson Northern Ireland's chief constable has told Boris Johnson that it is not possible to police the Irish border with his current officer numbers. Latest News P.S.N.I. erect cordon in grounds of N.I. cathedral after threats made in letter A section of land within the grounds of a cathedral in Northern Ireland was sealed off by police on Thursday after an incident concerning a threatening letter. Empey: No amount of DUP spin can hide fact these plans weaken Northern Ireland's position as a full part of the United Kingdom The DUP can attempt to deploy as much spin and hype as it likes in defence of Boris Johnson's proposals, but no amount of bluff and bluster can create a smokescreen big enough to hide the fact that they represent a complete reversal of previous DUP policy and an abandonment of previous DUP promises. PSNI chief tells Boris Johnson it is 'impossible to police 300 crossing points on Irish border' Northern Ireland's chief constable has told Boris Johnson that it is not possible to police the Irish border with his current officer numbers. 33 images of what could be the most beautiful house for sale in Northern Ireland This property - with an asking price of £2,850,000 - has to be one of the most sought after in Northern Ireland. Sport Update Sack rumours 'out of my control' says Stephen McDonnell as he keeps his focus on Warrenpoint Town turnaround Stephen McDonnell is refusing to let rumours over his job security as Warrenpoint Town manager derail work on turning around the club's fortunes. Glentoran sign midfielder Navid Nasseri Glentoran have announced the signing of midfielder Navid Nasseri. Local football fans can vote for next season's match ball The NI Football League have teamed up with uhlsport to give the fans the chance to vote for next season's ball and win prizes for their local club, community group or even five-a-side team! And finally... Anime film and workshop for young people Flowerfield Arts Centre in Portstewart is delighted to present a free film screening and accompanying fantastic creative workshop for young people. See all the day's news here

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