Vandalised church is inundated offers of help + Mother of tragic Ellie McDonnell pays tribute to daughter who ‘smiled like an angel’

Police attend scene of death at NI home

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Subscribe              Sep 16, 2020             Join in the Big Conversation with us online at https://www.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.   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            Mother of tragic Ellie McDonnell pays tribute to daughter who 'smiled like an angel'           The mother of tragic teenager Ellie McDonnell has paid tribute to her daughter who 'smiled like an angel'.                 Vandalised church is inundated with help   A Co Antrim reverend has been inundated with offers to paint over graffiti sprayed on the church hall.           Police attend scene of death at NI home - post mortem due to take place   Police attended the scene of a death last night outside Coleraine.           Over 60 jobs under threat at Ballyclare WiggleCRC plant   WiggleCRC has today (Wednesday) entered a consultation period for the proposed consolidation of its warehouse and bike build operations in Co Antrim.           'No trade deal if Good Friday Agreement broken'   Senior US politicians have warned Boris Johnson that Washington will not support any free trade pact with the UK if Britain fails to uphold its commitments to Northern Ireland as part of Brexit.           PSNI says social media corporations 'should be forced to remove offensive comments by law'   The PSNI have said that social media companies should be forced by law to remove "offensive material" from the internet.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Nazis leave Crete, Athens may soon be free   From the News Letter, September 16, 1944       NI jewellery designer believes there's no place like home   At the age of 21 Ruth McEwan-Lyon went off to travel the world. It was to be a 16-year adventure that made her realise that home is where the heart is.                             Franco Morbidelli toasts maiden MotoGP succcess at Misano           For the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic10,000 spectators were able to attend a MotoGP race when round five took place at Misano.                   James Mackrel in race brace at Desertmartin   Desertmartin hosted two days of motocross action with the GR7 championship on Saturday followed by round six of the MCCNI club championship on Sunday.       Flashback: Foxes give Club Brugge the runaround   Rampant Leicester marked their Champions League debut in stunning style as they thrashed Club Brugge 3-0 in September, 2016.       Rory McIlroy out to end major drought   Rory McIlroy is targeting a fast start to the 120th US Open as he seeks to add further credence to golf's so-called 'Nappy Factor'.                   View more news

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