£1,000 fine issued for breaching Covid-19 regulations + Belfast councillors clash

Couple sink wedding dough into new bakery

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News   What's On   Lifestyle              Sep 3, 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.           NI man fined £1,000 for breaching Covid-19 regulations after returning home from holiday in Spain           A NI man has been fined £1,000 for breaching Covid-19 regulations after returning from a holiday to Spain.                 Belfast councillors clash after SF motion uses term 'north of Ireland', rather than 'Northern Ireland'   A bitter row erupted at Belfast City Council after the DUP objected to a Sinn Fein motion which used the term "north of Ireland", rather than "Northern Ireland".           Up to 160 jobs as US technology firm launches new Belfast office   Economy Minister Diane Dodds has welcomed US firm PEAK6 to Northern Ireland.           Couple, whose wedding plans were scuppered by pandemic, sink wedding dough into new bakery   A couple who had their marriage plans scuppered due to the COVID-19 pandemic have sunk all their wedding dough into buying a bakery.           Five NI children a week targeted by online sex offenders as cases soar by 90%   Children in Northern Ireland are being increasingly targeted online by sex offenders – with an average of five cases per week recorded by the PSNI last year.           Artist: I was naive and wrong to agree with LAD satirists that loyalists block progress when in fact republicans are the problem   I look to the ongoing protests in America with a degree of unease. But I dare not share my thoughts.               Through the archives: Correspondent writes from Stewartstown about the prospects for the harvest in Tyrone   From the News Letter, September 3, 1852       Cancer Research say thank you to Morellis   A Portstewart charity which began a Christmas card delivery fundraising service back in 1982 has paid charity to the local business which provided them with a collection point for almost 40 years - and helped them raise over £50,000 in the process!                             Flashback: Olympic gold for Northern Ireland's Mary Peters at 1972 Munich Olympics           On this day in 1972, Northern Ireland's Mary Peters pipped West Germany's Heidi Rosendahl to the gold medal in the pentathlon at the Munich Olympics.                   Jonathan Rea aiming to pick up where he left off as Motorland Aragon hosts second successive World Superbike round   World Superbike Championship leader Jonathan Rea is confident he will hit the ground running on Friday at Motorland Aragon.       Dan McFarland unworried by Ulster's away form ahead of crunch Pro14 semi-final against Edinburgh   Dan McFarland has no concerns about Ulster's away form heading to Murrayfield for the semi-final clash with Edinburgh.       Midfielder Dale Gorman signs for Glentoran FC   Midfielder Dale Gorman has signed for Glentoran after being released by Leyton Orient.                   View more news

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