'Prepare for potential multiple winter lockdowns' warns chief health adviser

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Subscribe              Oct 2, 2020           Good afternoon,   People across Northern Ireland should prepare for the potential of multiple winter lockdowns, Stormont's chief scientific adviser has said.   Check out our live blog throughout the day for the latest coronavirus news and how it affects you.   Stay safe.   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.           'Plan and prepare for circuit breaker lockdown', Michael McBride tells Northern Ireland           Northern Ireland's chief medical officer has advised the public to prepare for a potential second lockdown.                 Ryanair loses legal challenge against coronavirus travel restrictions   Ryanair has lost a challenge to the legality of travel advice published by the Irish Government in the context of the coronavirus pandemic.           Plan lodged to build 136-home neighbourhood on abandoned Ballymena army barracks   Plans have gone in to transform a chunk of a former Troubles military station into a housing estate.           Brooke Reid tragedy: 'She was a timid wee darlin who was mad about Enid Blyton and animals' say neighbours of Ballymena girl   The principal of Brooke Reid and her neighbours have paid tribute to the "wee darlin" who was "in every way a credit to her family".           Ballykeel killing: Fiancée says victim 'was a tough man – but soft with me and the kids'   The childhood sweetheart of the man killed in a Ballymena estate this week has described him as "the love of my life" who did not deserve such a death.           Morning View: A welcome intervention from Charlie Flanagan over RTE's disturbing decision to show unbalanced documentary   The former justice minister in the Republic has written to RTE over its decision to broadcast the documentary 'Unquiet Graves'.               IN PICTURES: Through The Archives – looking back at the 1980s   Over lockdown we have been busy looking through the News Letter's photographic archive to picked out the best photographs from bygone days.       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: From the News Letter of October 1900   Lord Londonderry addresses Home Rule question                             Andrew Irwin optimistic as Honda Racing rider returns to scene of British Superbike double at Donington Park           Andrew Irwin has high hopes for the penultimate round of the British Superbike Championship this weekend as he returns to the scene of his double success at Donington Park in August.                   Test your sports knowledge with our quiz   Put your sporting knowledge to the test with our regular quiz.       Tributes paid following death of former Irish league and League of Ireland star Robbie Brunton   Tributes have been paid to former Coleraine defender Robbie Brunton, who has passed away, after a battle with illness, at the age of 47.       UEFA approves partial return of fans to stadiums for international matches   European chiefs will allow fans entry into international matches from next week, where local laws allow.                   View more news

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