Green energy scheme could cost £5 billion + North West 200 Event Director Mervyn Whyte steps down

Knife-wielding man on bicycle linked to four attacks on women

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Subscribe              Oct 13, 2020           Dear reader This morning we bring you shocking reports that police are hunting a knife wielding man on a bicycle who has been linked to attacks on up to 4 women. Sam McBride also reports on a green energy scheme far more lucrative than RHI which cost result in a  total bill of £5 billion. And in sport, Kyle White confirms that North West 200 Event Director Mervyn Whyte is to step down after 20 years Stay with us during the day for all the updates www.newsletter.co.uk Michael Cousins Engagement team 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.           Cash for wind: How Arlene Foster hiked another green subsidy, and GB public will pay most of the £5 billion bill           A Stormont green energy scheme far more lucrative than RHI saw Arlene Foster approve more generous subsidies than in GB, but managed to get electricity customers in GB to pay for most of it – and the total bill could be £5 billion, it has been revealed.                 NI Stabbings: Fourth attack on woman linked with stabbings of three women by knife-wielding man on bicycle   The PSNI has identified a fourth incident that it believes is linked with three separate stabbing attacks visited upon women over a two hour period in Northern Ireland last night, according to MP for Belfast South, Claire Hanna.           Planned surgery 'suspended' in some NI hospitals as COVID-19 admissions increase   Planned operations at Belfast hospitals have been suspended, it has emerged.           NI could run out of ICU beds by the weekend, latest figures show   The Nightingale Hospital in Belfast could be needed by the weekend to stop Northern Ireland running out of ICU beds, if current trends continue.           Republic of Ireland farmers 'very anxious' about 'no deal Brexit' - DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson says Dublin must work with UK and not against it or they too 'stand to be big losers'   Farmers in the Republic of Ireland are "very anxious" that a "no deal Brexit" will result in punitive tarifs of their cheese, butter and beef exports to GB.               Through the archives: Chief Secretary criticised by Irish National Teachers' Union   From the News Letter, October 13, 1919       Global taste winner created by local spirit magnate Terry   Entrepreneur Dr Terry Cross is gearing up to open a new £15 million whiskey and gin distillery, visitor complex and restaurant near Ballynahinch.                             North West 200 Event Director Mervyn Whyte steps down after 20 years           Mervyn Whyte is handing over the reins of the North West 200 after confirming he is stepping down from the top job at the famous race following 20 years in charge.                   Northern Ireland's Ian Baraclough to take 'selfish' approach over team line-up for Norway   Ian Baraclough admitted he will be "selfish" when it comes to picking his Northern Ireland side to face Norway tomorrow - but player burn-out is as much of a concern for him as it is club bosses.       FLASHBACK: Try our sporting quiz   Know your sport? Test your knowledge with our regular quiz.       Flashback: Wigan pay price against St Helen's for Ben Flower's shocking assault in 2014 Super League final   Wigan paid the price for Ben Flower's act of shocking violence as they surrendered their Super League crown to arch rivals St Helens on October 11, 2014.                   View more news

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