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Subscribe              Nov 9, 2020           Good Morning In print and online today Sam McBride talks to an experienced freight industry figure who has said that he is "panicking" over the looming Irish Sea border. Sam reveals the details from a leaked email sent by a senior HMRC official which sets out the dizzying complexity of how trade will operate across the Irish Sea from January 1. Sams also writes about how DUP and Sinn Féin appear to have agreed a deal which may keep pubs shut, but open cafes, hairdressers, tattooists, body piercing and other services. On Saturday Ben Lowry wrote 'If this is the end of the Trump presidency, then good riddance'  Today a reader writes in our opinion section 'Best wishes to President Donald Trump, who made America great again'. Due to coronavirus restrictions Remembrance Sunday was very different for many. See pictures from some of the social distanced events here. Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor 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.           With just 53 days to go, leak reveals Irish Sea border shambles – and unravels government spin           An experienced freight industry figure has said that he is "panicking" over the looming Irish Sea border – which a leaked document reveals will be far harder than admitted.                 DUP and Sinn Féin appear to have agreed deal which may keep pubs shut, but open cafes, hairdressers, tattooists, body piercing and other services   The DUP and Sinn Féin have agreed a compromise plan to end some pandemic restrictions on Friday, but to keep other restrictions in place – and are expecting to announce it tomorrow.           20 images of Remembrance Sunday 2020 - Thousands pay their respects either in person or virtually due to COVID-19 pandemic   Thousands paid their respects at Remembrance events with a difference today due to the Covid-19 pandemic.           Worried sick...? Help is out there...!   Change, challenge and uncertainty are forming a toxic mix for some employees – and perhaps for some employers as well.           Fresh appeal and £20,000 reward issued for information about murder of Leslie White on 10th anniversary of his murder   Police Service of Northern Ireland appeal on the 10th anniversary of the disappearance and murder of 69 year old Leslie White           Best wishes to President Donald Trump, who made America great again   I enjoy reading Ben Lowry's articles each week and I would agree with a lot of his comments but I found myself totally opposed to his view on Saturday's article about Donald Trump.           Civil servant memoir: 'After the collapse of power-sharing, we felt that our work had been in vain   In the last part of his memoir, SINCLAIR DUNCAN recalls gloom in 1974 after the fall of the Sunningdale deal at Stormont           Fancy an LVF duvet or an IRA phone cover? Multinational retailer Redbubble has what you want   A giant multinational retailer is marketing hundreds upon hundreds of pieces of paramilitary-themed apparel, the News Letter has discovered.               Through the archives: Great War exhibition to open at municipal museum   From the News Letter, November 10, 1918       Through the archives: Landlords living in the shadow of the assassin   From the News Letter, November 10, 1845                             'It has been coming' – Steven Gerrard savours Rangers rout           Steven Gerrard hailed his rampant Rangers as they finally delivered the huge beating they have been threatening to dish out all season.                   Mick McDermott still expects Glentoran to 'be up there'   Glentoran boss Mick McDermott believes his boys are back in the groove!       FLASHBACK: Test your sporting knowledge   Try our sporting quiz:       Marty Moore admits he relishes the physical battles   Ulster's win at Cardiff on Monday night will be remembered for Michael's Lowry moment of magic that produced his side's only try.                   View more news

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