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Subscribe              Oct 23, 2020           Dear reader,   I hope you're sitting comfortably with a cuppa, because I've got something fun for you.   I know the endless cycle of news, features and sport can become tiring - and that's why the News Letter has launched a brand new Puzzles service just for digital subscribers.   Every day we'll update our website with a set of four new games for you to sink your teeth into. Two crosswords, cryptic and quick, sudoku and a wordwheel.   Sound right up your street? If you're a subscriber to the News Letter you've already got access to the first four games today, all you need to do is click here to play.   But if you're not, now may be the perfect time to see what a subscription is all about.    It's just £1 per month for three months and you'll get unlimited access to all our online news and sport stories, as well as our puzzles. These are your options - and you can cancel at any time.   Thanks for reading this newsletter and please let me know if we can improve it in any way. Email me with your thoughts - valerie.martin@jpimedia.co.uk   Valerie Martin, Head of Content.               Peter Robinson: We have to be ready to fight our case in a border poll           Peter Robinson today reiterates his call for unionists to prepare for a border poll.                 Keep up to date throughout the day with our Coronavirus LIVE BLOG   First Minister, Arlene Foster has said free school meal support will be paid to families over the Hallowe'en mid-term week.           Over 100 urgent cancer procedures cancelled by Belfast Trust due to Covid   More than 100 cancer operations and examinations have been cancelled in Belfast.           DUP MP warns against Dublin 'interference' as taoiseach talks up his Shared Island Unit   A leading DUP figure has re-affirmed this party's stated opposition to any Dublin "interference" in NI affairs, as the taoiseach set out his latest plans for what he calls his "shared island agenda".           Where is the best place in NI to work from home?   The Londonderry and Strabane area has been ranked as the best place to work from home in Northern Ireland, and the fourth best in the UK.           NI government business goes on despite four minister self-isolating   The business of government will continue in Northern Ireland despite four Executive ministers self-isolating, the First Minister has said.           Whiteabbey Hospital's Nightingale facility to open next month   A new Nightingale facility is scheduled to open at Whiteabbey Hospital next month, it has been confirmed.           Coronavirus NI: 27 additional deaths identified in one week - takes NISRA death-toll to 942   The Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) has identified 27 additional Covid-19 related deaths in the week to October 16, 2020.           Doug Beattie: Military on standby to help NI NHS if needed   The UK's armed forces will be on "standby" to prevent the collapse of the Northern Ireland health service, soldier turned politician Doug Beattie has said.           NI writer claims €100,000 prize   Northern Irish author Anna Burns has won this year's International Dublin Literary Award for her novel, Milkman.           NI firms to benefit from post-Brexit Japan deal   Northern Ireland businesses are set to benefit from a UK-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) to be signed by International Trade Secretary Liz Truss and Japan's Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu in Tokyo today.               IN PICTURES: Through The Archives – looking back at October 1987   We have been delighted with how popular the nostalgia photograph stories have been.       Say 'boo' to boredom this half term with the National Trust   An extended half term means finding even more ways to keep the kids amused this autumn.                             Marcus Rea hoping to make up for lost time with Ulster           Marcus Rea had to wait 18 months between his first and second appearances for Ulster and the flanker is hoping to make up for lost time.                   Rangers boss Steven Gerrard says Kemar Roofe goal was the best he has seen live   Steven Gerrard hailed Kemar Roofe's moment of genius and insisted he had never seen a better goal live than the Rangers frontman's stunning strike from inside his own half that sank Standard Liege in rain-soaked Belgium.       Michael Sweeney in a hurry for 2021 after 'strangest year' bereft of Irish road racing   Michael Sweeney was all revved up with nowhere to go in 2020 as the Skerries man struggled to adjust to life away from the Irish road racing paddocks for the first time since 2006.       Test your sports knowledge with our quiz   Know your sport? Test your knowledge with our quiz.                   View more news

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