NI farm tragedy: Children were waiting for daddy to come home with ice cream - Fire at Bombardier site is being treated as accidental - PSNI receive reports that large numbers visiting NI beauty spots, beaches and parks - appeal not to travel for daily exercise

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News   What's On   Lifestyle              May 25, 2020           Good morning Here is your morning update from The News Letter If you receive this email as a subscriber thank you for supporting us. If you are a registered reader on our site you can further help us continue to produce quality journalism that matters. Digital subscriptions to the News Letter are available on www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions and pay just £1 for the first three months            NI farm tragedy: Children were waiting for daddy to come home with ice cream           Mourners at Sunday's funeral for Co Down farmer Andrew Abraham heard that on the night of his death his children were waiting for him to come home with ice cream.                 Fire at Bombardier site is being treated as accidental   A fire at the Bombardier Aerospace plant in Belfast is being treated as accidental.           Dancing Priests wow parishioners online after Mass 'in these strange times'   Two priests have danced their hearts out after Mass in a Co Armagh chapel.           Timeline: How the Dominic Cummings controversy unfolded   Boris Johnson has backed his top aide Dominic Cummings, saying he "acted responsibly, legally and with integrity" when he drove 260 miles to County Durham to isolate with his family.           PSNI receive reports that large numbers visiting NI beauty spots, beaches and parks - appeal not to travel for daily exercise   Police have received reports that &quote;large numbers of people visiting local beauty spots, beaches and parks across Northern Ireland today&quote;.               Ulsterman Harold Alexander was loved by his troops – and was a favourite of Winston Churchill   The Second World War was the most truly global war and the most costly in terms of human life in history. Estimates for the death toll range from 50 million to 85 million.       The Chain: Northern Ireland author Adrian McKinty had turned his back on writing before penning international best-seller   GRAEME COUSINS chats to Northern Ireland man Adrian McKinty who is now living in New York about his bumpy ride to best-selling author                             Time for Ulster motorycling's governing body to provide clarity over 2020 stance           Friday's divisive statement from motorcycling's governing body in the Republic of Ireland was like throwing a hand grenade into a chicken coop.                   Paul Gascoigne announces himself to the world at Italia 90   Paul Gascoigne was two days away from his 23rd birthday when he climbed on the plane to Italy for the 1990 World Cup that would make him a household name.       Alistair Bushe: For sake of the local game's future, some cricket is needed in 2020   For local cricket the stakes could not be higher.       Alex Rae looks back as Rangers grab title on Helicopter Sunday   Fifteen years on and Alex Rae can't tell the story of Helicopter Sunday without setting the scene.                   View more news

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