Confusion over who will enforce face masks policy

Six child sex offences recorded every day in NI

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News   What's On   Lifestyle              Aug 10, 2020           Want total access to all of our online content? You can subscribe to our website, newsletter.co.uk for just £1 a month for 3 months - and it couldn't be easier. Signing up will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content and events when we run them. To learn more, visit our Subscriptions page here.           Six child sex offences recorded every day in NI - call to end the 'crisis of abuse'           The PSNI recorded an average of six child sex offences every day last year, new figures obtained by NSPCC Northern Ireland reveal.                 Confusion over who will enforce face masks policy as traders say responsibility lies with the customer   Retailers have insisted that it is the customer's responsibility to wear face coverings in shops - amid confusion over who will enforce the new regulations which begin today.           NI teachers' union urged to 'stop whinging' over restart   Northern Ireland's largest teachers' union should be encouraging its members back into the classroom rather than "whinging" and threatening legal action over the coronavirus risk, Sammy Wilson has said.           29 officers injured by rioters as republican bonfire removed   Twenty-nine police officers were injured, including three who needed hospital treatment, after coming under attack as they facilitated the removal of an internment bonfire in west Belfast.           NI weather: Yellow weather warning in place for thunderstorms for three days - flooding possible   We hope you really enjoyed the glorious sunshine in recent days as the next few days aren't looking too great weather wise!               Through the Archives: Bombs 'of heaviest type' dropped on Germany ny British and Soviet airplanes   From the News Letter August 9, 1941       Through the Archives: Lough shores are setting for review of the Royal Antrim Rifles   From the News Letter, August 10, 1877                             Excellent Instonians seal win over leaders CIYMS           CIYMS suffered their first defeat of the season on Saturday as they lost by 10 runs to Instonians at Shaw's Bridge in the Robinson Services Cup, writes Oliver Thorpe.                   Andrew Irwin disqualified from race three at Donington Park   Honda Racing's Andrew Irwin was disqualified from race three at Donington Park following contact with Josh Brookes.       Flashback: Nicola Adams is British boxing's golden girl at London 2012   Nicola Adams became the first female to win a gold medal in Olympic boxing at London 2012.       Kemar Roofe backing himself to hit the goal trail at Rangers   There is an expectation Kemar Roofe will be able to fill the goals void at Rangers which would open up with the departure of Alfredo Morelos.                   View more news

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