NI woman out for morning walk fights off sex attacker with help from stranger

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6 Nov, 2019 NI woman out for morning walk fights off sex attacker with help from stranger The PSNI is hunting a sex attacker who attempted to sexually assault a Northern Ireland woman out for a walk on Monday morning. Latest News Jeffrey Donaldson: The SDLP must clarify if the Shankill bomber Sean Kelly is welcome to canvass for them as well as for Sinn Fein Sean Kelly has been canvassing for Sinn Fein in North Belfast but will he now be canvassing on behalf of the SDLP too? Man covers face with hoodie and attempts to abduct NI child The PSNI is hunting a man after they received a report of a suspicious approach involving a young girl on Monday. Quinn executive Kevin Lunney tells full story of his abduction and torture Quinn executive Kevin Lunney has recounted how he was slashed with a knife, doused with bleach and branded by his captors. An Iranian eye on the Troubles "A good photograph is knowing where to stand" said Irish-American Ansel Adams, one of the 20th century's greatest and best-known photographers. Sport Update Lord Empey: Sinn Fein is playing Russian Roulette with people's health by refusing to let it come under control of a minister Sinn Fein has said that 'it's just not on' for health powers to be exercised by a direct rule minister. Historical institutional abuse: Campaigners celebrate as compensation bill approved Northern Ireland child abuse survivors are celebrating victory in Parliament after a years-long struggle for compensation. General election: Greens join Sinn Fein on sidelines to tighten squeeze on Pengelly The Green Party has joined the flood of parties standing aside in what are de facto pacts across key battleground constituencies, in a move which makes it extraordinarily difficult for DUP MP Emma Little Pengelly to retain her seat. And finally... Grime artist Stormzy calls Jacob Rees-Mogg a 'piece of s**t' over Grenfell Tower comments Multi-award winning British rapper, Stormzy, has labelled Jacob Rees-Mogg a "piece of s**t" after he said the 72 people who died in the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy in 2016 lacked "common sense". See all the day's news here

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