'NI will have to learn to live with virus' says First Minister + PSNI investigate message heard over supermarket public address system

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Subscribe              Oct 22, 2020           Dear reader, First Minister Arlene Foster, writing in today's News Letter, says Northern Ireland will have to learn to adapt and live with Covid-19. "There are no easy answers or solutions," she said. Read the full article here.   Valerie Martin, Head of Content. 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.           Family's grief 'doubly compounded' after tragic Josh had survived critical illness           Friends of teenage road victim Josh Fletcher gathered outside Maze Presbyterian Church near Lisburn on Wednesday to say farewell to a young man who had "enjoyed life to the full" after surviving a rare blood disorder.                 Health minister and other MLA's reveal they are self-isolating after receiving notifications from StopCOVID NI app   Health Minister Robin Swann and several MLA's are now self-isolating after receiving a close-proximity notification from NI's track and trace app.           Elderly couple recovering after aggravated burglary in their home - masked men ransack property   An elderly couple are now recovering after an aggravated burglary in their home.           We have to learn to live with virus: Foster   Northern Ireland will have to learn to adapt and live with Covid-19, Arlene Foster says today.           NEW: These are the 35 NI postcodes with the highest number of new positive Covid-19 cases in the last seven days   The number of people testing positive for Covid-19 in Northern Ireland is continuing to rise.           Follow our LIVE BLOG for the latest Coronavirus news and how it affects us   There are concerns that some of the close contacts of 2,000 people to test positive for Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland and who have yet to be told to self-isolate could be living and working in Northern Ireland.           Papal first as Pope Francis endorses same-sex unions   The Presbyterian Church in Ireland has reaffirmed its opposition to same-sex marriage after Pope Francis endorsed same-sex civil unions for the first time as pontiff.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Cider company owner predicts record year   From the News Letter, October 22, 1919       The Big Breakfast House is up for sale for £5.75m - take a look inside   Arguably the UK's most famous TV property of the 1990s, the Big Breakfast House is now up for sale for a huge £5.75 million                             Jonny Evans keen to extend contract with Leicester City           Jonny Evans is keen to extend his Leicester stay with just eight months left on his contract.                   Andy Farrell backs Jacob Stockdale to thrive in full-back role for Ireland   Andy Farrell believes Jacob Stockdale has "all the attributes" to thrive at full-back for Ireland.       Ulster are boosted with return of internationals   Ulster will welcome back Irish winger Craig Gilroy plus outhalf duo Michael Lowry and Bill Johnston for Sunday's Pro14 clash with the Dragons at Kingspan Stadium, after the trio missed the victory at Ospreys last time out.       Flashback: Peter Taylor named caretaker manager of England on this day in 2000   When the Football Association was looking for a short-term stand-in to lead the Three Lions in the autumn of 2000, Peter Taylor was the man who ticked all the right boxes.                   View more news

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