Is a full lockdown still possible? Arlene Foster comments

Tributes pour in for 'Cancer Warrior' Melanie Kennedy

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Subscribe              Sep 22, 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           Return to period of full lockdown cannot be ruled out – Arlene Foster           Stormont's leaders have raised the prospect of Northern Ireland having to re-enter a period of full coronavirus lockdown.                 Tributes pour in after 'Cancer Warrior' Melanie Kennedy 'gets her angel wings'   Tributes have poured in after news that 'Cancer Warrior' Melanie Kennedy has passed away.           Dr Michael Watt patient recall probe continues despite retirement   A consultant neurologist at the centre of Northern Ireland's largest ever patient recall will continue to be investigated despite his retirement, the General Medical Council (GMC) has said.           Newtownabbey woman features in charity single with Rick Astley   Rick Astley has teamed up with last year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year Unsung Hero award winners, including Leanne Evans from Glengormley, to record a charity single in aid of Children in Need.           Newly married NI man who thought he had COVID-19 diagnosed with Leukaemia   A fundraiser has been launched by friends of a newly married man who was diagnosed with cancer during lockdown.               Bygone days: Swine fever outbreak across the province halts sales   The sale of live pigs in Northern Ireland was prohibited during this week in September 1956 by an order made by the Ministry of Agriculture as a result of an outbreak of swine fever on a farm near Hillsborough.       Through the archives: Youths' daring fight for freedom from Foreign Legion   From the News Letter, September 22, 1932                             Ulster's Michael Lowry calls for greater cutting edge to get over the line           Michael Lowry knows Ulster need to be more clinical in attack if they are to challenge for silverware next season.                   FLASHBACK: Test your knowledge with our daily sports quiz   Check out our daily sports quiz:       Iain Henderson hopes Ulster can deliver final piece in jigsaw   Skipper Iain Henderson reflected on another year that promised so much but ultimately failed to deliver silverware for Ulster.       Sports clubs – you can now get free anti-coronavirus kits from the government   The Stormont minister in charge of sports has made PPE (personal protective equipment) packages available to organisations across NI.                   View more news

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