WATCH Boris Johnson tell the DUP in 2018 he would NEVER put border in the Irish Sea – today he put a border in the Irish Sea

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18 Oct, 2019 WATCH Boris Johnson tell the DUP in 2018 he would NEVER put border in the Irish Sea – today he put a border in the Irish Sea In 2018, Boris Johnson, told the DUP "no British government could or should" sign up to putting a border in the Irish Sea between mainland United Kingdom and Northern Ireland - less than one year later Mr. Johnson put a border in the Irish Sea. Latest News Irish Premier Leo Varadkar says deal protects the wishes of Northern Ireland – and avoids a hard border The Irish Premier says the Brexit deal reached protects the wishes of the people of Northern Ireland and avoids a hard border. Man who murdered police officer mounts legal challenge over internet access A dissident republican jailed for the murder of PSNI Constable Stephen Carroll has won High Court permission to challenge an alleged denial of access to online resources for his degree studies. United unionist opposition to new EU-UK Brexit deal Unionists are united in their opposition to the Brexit deal agreed with the EU by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Ballymoney gig for Hannah music Sport Update Ian Hutchinson set for Macau Grand Prix return as star-studded entry list confirmed for 53rd running of famous race Ian Hutchinson is poised to return to the 53rd Suncity Group Macau Grand Prix in November. British Supersport contenders Harry Truelove and Richard Kerr add extra spice to Sunflower Trophy showpiece at Bishopscourt Lincoln's Harry Truelove will make his Irish short circuit debut at next weekend's JAS Finlay Sunflower Trophy meeting. Linfield and Dundalk ready for Unite the Union Champions Cup clash The inaugural Unite the Union Champions Cup will take place next month when Linfield and Dundalk go head-to-head in a two-legged tie. And finally... The curtain is ready to go up on the Moira One Act Drama Festival Moira Players have announced they will be hosting the first official Moira One Act Festival, held at Moira Presbyterian Church on October 25 and 26. See all the day's news here

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