Relaxation to Sunday opening hours + Dentists are operating on their savings during pandemic

Man rushed to hospital after being shot through door of home

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Subscribe              Nov 25, 2020           Good morning So here we are, November 25, exactly one month away from Christmas Day. In a year like none before it Christmas will certainly be a little bit different this time around. We may still be in November but it is clear that this year people are getting into the Christmas spirit early, putting up their trees and decorations, and excited by the prospect of being able to spend some much needed quality time with loved ones. We are looking forward to Christmas too and between now and December 25 via this newsletter will aim to bring you all some festive cheer. This daily email will showcase some of our best Christmas content as well as a few other nice little surprises. You can read all our Christmas themed content here. Apologies in advance for the bad festive jokes! Digital subscriptions are available for only £1 per month for the first three months. Doing so means you will see fewer ads while you read our stories,  and access four free puzzle games every day - made just for subscribers. Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor           Man rushed to hospital after being shot through door of home - two men seen running from scene - PSNI launch investigation           A man was rushed to hospital last night after being dhot through the front door of his home.                 Two men arrested under Terrorism Act by detectives probing the UDA shooting of 'a vulnerable woman' in her NI home   Two men, both aged 43-years, have been arrested this morning by detectives investigating the shooting of a vulnerable woman in her home on Bushmills Road, Coleraine on Monday, 5 October.           NI Council relaxes Sunday opening rules for major food stores   Strict Sunday trading laws for large supermarkets are to be relaxed by Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council.           Joe Biden: Irish border must remain open after Brexit   US President-elect Joe Biden has stressed the importance of keeping the Irish border open following Brexit.           Jonny McCambridge: A day at the beach in the cold November rain   There's a permanence in this November rain. You can't tell where it starts or finishes; you only have to be outside for a few seconds and it's all over you, cold and inescapable. A fine mist that cloaks every blade of grass in the garden.           Dentists are only NHS workers living on their savings during pandemic, warns BDA   Dentists across Northern Ireland are carrying dangerous levels of stress, with some unable to tell their spouses that their homes are at risk due to financial pressures, the British Dental Association (BDA) has warned.           Stocks of critical blood type short due to pandemic - appeal for donors to come forward   The Blood Transfusion Service has appealed for fresh blood donors, after it emerged that the pandemic has left it persistently short of the most vital blood type needed for emergency situations.               Through the archives: Removal of US general leads to split speculation   From the News Letter, November 25, 1862       Presentation marks 50th anniversary of the UDR forming   The Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has marked the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Ulster Defence Regiment with a special presentation.                             Shay McCartan on song in Ballymena United romp           Ballymena United moved up to  fifth in the table with a comprehensive win over Cliftonville at Solitude.                   'Clear that new Kawasaki has very good potential', says World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea   Jonathan Rea will be in action again on Tuesday and Wednesday on the new-look 2021 Kawasaki in the final test of the year at Motorland Aragon in Spain.       Dan McFarland cites Ulster room for improvement   Dan McFarland was pleased with the result but not the performance as Ulster made it seven wins out of seven on Sunday against Scarlets.       Flashback: Ricky Hatton calls time on career for good after crushing 2012 defeat in Manchester   Ricky Hatton announced his retirement from boxing for a second time on this day in 2012 after a ninth-round knockout by Vyacheslav Senchenko in Manchester, insisting: "I needed one more fight to see if I had still got it – and I haven't."                   View more news

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