Diane Dodds criticises Sammy Wilson for not wearing mask on train

Michelle O'Neill refuses to answer News Letter question on her damaged credibility

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Subscribe              Sep 25, 2020           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 subscription to the News Letter are available on www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions and pay just £1 for the first three months Join in the Big Conversation with us online at https://surveymonkey.co.uk/r/bc-newsletter Questions range from what is important to you in the light of lockdown to gauging public confidence as we emerge           DUP minister Diane Dodds criticises Sammy Wilson for not wearing mask on train           A DUP Stormont minister has said the rules apply to everyone after one of her Westminster colleagues was pictured not wearing a mask on a train.                 Michelle O'Neill refuses to answer News Letter question on her damaged credibility   Michelle O'Neill remained silent when asked by the News Letter why the public should listen to her latest instructions on pandemic restrictions when she so openly breached her own Executive's advice.           Police officer dies after being shot in south London police station   A police officer has died after being shot in a police station by a man who was being detained.           Balmoral Hotel apologises to Rev Harry Coulter after forcing him to abandon 'pro-marriage' event   A Belfast hotel has formally apologised to a church minister for forcing him to abandon an event he had booked in support of traditional marriage.           Son of Arms Trial TD calls for public inquiry after founding PIRA chief named as Garda agent   The son of a TD who tried to investigate attempts by Irish Cabinet ministers to arm the IRA in the 1970s has called for a public inquiry after publishing his own book on the matter.           Sammy Wilson MP 'offering no excuse' after breach of face covering regulations   DUP leader Arlene Foster has said everyone is "equally subject to the law" after a photograph emerged showing one of her MPs on a train without a face covering.           Join the 'Big Conversation' around how life has changed beyond recognition since the end of March   Many of us are still working from home and we are all wearing face masks to do our shopping and travel on public transport.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: The News Letter announces the death Ulsterman awarded the Victoria Cross   From the News Letter, September 25, 1939       USPCA gets into gear for charity cycle   Northern Ireland animal charity, Ulster Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (USPCA) has announced the launch of its first ever charity cycle event, 'Pedal for Paws'.                             Macau Grand Prix 'not an option' for Burrows Engineering/RK Racing team as organisers demand 14-day quarantine to guard against Covid-19 threat           Northern Ireland's Burrows Engineering/RK Racing team will miss November's Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix for the first time in seven years due to a series of tough Covid-19 measures required by the race organisers.                   Flashback: West Indies stun England in Champions Trophy final in 2004   On this day in 2004, an unbroken ninth-wicket stand of 71 saw West Indies snatch an unlikely win against England – chasing their first major one-day tournament victory – in the ICC Champions Trophy final at The Oval.       Shane Lowry's Galgorm blues as three tie after Irish Open first round   Open champion Shane Lowry did not enjoy a return to his home event as he carded a five-over-par 75 in Ballymena.       Flashback: Moeen Ali hits England's second fastest ODI hundred in 2017   On this day in 2017, all-rounder Moeen Ali hit England's second fastest one-day international century against the West Indies at Bristol.                   View more news

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