Amazing story of NI man Brian Gault who was born without arms but has seized life

SF Covid fund debacle: Claim of a behind-the-scenes 'war' over release of information

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Subscribe              Oct 29, 2020           Good morning Today we are reporting on the the continuing story around the money paid in error to three Sinn Fein offices from the Covid fund. We also bring the inspirational story of NI man Brian Gault who was born without arms but has seized life. And Mark Rainey has been speaking to Danny Kinahan about his new role as Northern Ireland's Veterans' Commissioner.  Stay with us during the day for all the news and Coronavirus updates. Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor If you value our journalism, please consider taking out a digital subscription to the News Letter for as little as £1 for three months.  Along with other benefits, as a subscriber you will now also have access to our new online puzzles with four brand new brain games every day - two crosswords (quick and cryptic), sudoku and a wordwheel. Check out your subscription options here.             Sinn Fein repaid £30K Covid support mispayment on Tuesday ... just ahead of major expose on Wednesday           Sinn Fein only paid back a £30,000 slab of wrongly obtained coronavirus support cash this week – when journalists began asking questions about it.                 New NI Veterans' Commissioner Danny Kinahan to tackle mental health and Troubles legacy   Northern Ireland's new Veterans' Commissioner has a lengthy 'to do' list as the former army officer begins a battle to ensure ex-military personnel have their voices heard.           Amazing story of NI man Brian Gault who was born without arms but has seized life   One of the major pains of life during a pandemic is that you have to speak to really interesting people like Brian Gault over the phone rather than meet in person.           Northern Ireland man covers a lot of ground in mammoth run after emigrating to Canada   An Ulster man who emigrated to Canada in March was ready to run for the hills when lockdown measures meant he was cut off from home.           SF Covid fund debacle: Claim of a behind-the-scenes 'war' over release of information   One of the things which Stephen Nolan said yesterday was that he had worked on the story about the £30,000 Covid business support payments given to a trio of SF accounts for days – and that the DUP had wanted details of the payments blunder released.           Gang of youths blast music with swear words and sexual references at children in play park   An evening with his five year old daughter at the play park turned into a nightmare for one father - ruined by a gang of teenage thugs.           Economist Esmond Birnie on Covid: 'Look back 100 years - this too will pass'   A top economist says that while there are significant financial challenges ahead, the past 100 years remind us that Covid will pass - and he notes that measured restrictions have already begun to slow down the infection rate across NI.               Calm dog breeds: 10 dogs with relaxed temperaments - from Cavalier King Charles Spaniel to French Bulldogs   Dogs come with all sorts of personalities, from energetic and playful to gentle and affectionate.       10 easy Halloween pumpkin carving designs for 2020 - from cat to vampire   Pumpkin carving is a much beloved Halloween tradition that many of us take part in every year - although it can sometimes be difficult thinking up creative designs to make your pumpkin stand out                             Rangers' Steven Gerrard embracing Old Firm expectations           Steven Gerrard accepts life as an Old Firm manager moves easily and at times quickly between praise and condemnation.                   FLASHBACK: Test your sporting knowledge   Try our sports quiz:       'Maximum' Colin Turkington back on top in British title bid   Colin Turkington raced back to the top of the British Touring Cars Championship standings with a 'maximum' performance and points return that ranks among the pick of his stellar career.       FLASHBACK: Try our sports quiz   Test your sporting knowledge with our quiz:                   View more news

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