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Subscribe              Dec 4, 2020           Good morning Today is the last day for new subscribers, to take advantage of our  Black Friday subscriber discount. - Just 70p a month for three months.  That's less than the price of a cup of coffee for three whole months of unlimited access to our website, all our news, politics, sport and features along with subscriber only daily online Puzzles, and our newspaper app if you opt to go Digital+.  So much is going on currently, and with this deal you can stay on top of it all at a fantastic price. It's absolutely worth it - and you can give it a try here.    Enjoy your weekend and stay safe.   Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor           NISRA analysis puts coronavirus death toll at more than 1,400           Coronavirus has been a factor in more than 1,400 deaths in Northern Ireland, the region's statistics agency has said.                 Peter Robinson: To hold an inquiry for one murder, that of Pat Finucane, while ignoring thousands of others would be an outrage   There are few who approach the subject of determining whether there should be a public inquiry into the death of Pat Finucane with judicious openness and impartiality, writes PETER ROBINSON           Confusion over public inquiry into hospital consultant   A pensioner, concerned about his treatment by former Consultant Urologist Mr Aidan O'Brien, has voiced confusion as to why his case is not part of the Public Inquiry.           Schools to remain CLOSED longer than normal in January 2021 if R-number moves above 1.6   The Education Minister, Peter Weir, could keep schools in Northern Ireland closed for longer than is normal in January if the R-number (infection rate) reaches a specific level over the coming weeks, according to The Stephen Nolan Show on BBC Radio Ulster.           Fears after highly sensitive RUC information divulged by Coroner's Office   Former specialist RUC officers involved in a number of fatal shooting incidents have called for a criminal investigation after their identities were disclosed by the Coroner's Office.           NI intensive care unit nurses quitting jobs to walk dogs for living because of pressure from Covid-19   Experienced intensive care unit (ICU) nurses caring for Covid-19 patients in Northern Ireland hospitals have felt under so much pressure that some of them have quit her jobs to walk dogs for a living or to work in supermarkets.               IN PICTURES: Through The Archives – looking back at October 1989   Over lockdown we have been busy looking through the News Letter's photographic archive and have picked out the best photographs from bygone days.       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: From the News Letter of December 1948   Dispute at Newry docks                             NIFL 'playing Russian roulette' with Irish Championship clubs: Sean Connor           INSTITUTE manager Sean Connor claims the Northern Ireland Football League is playing 'Russian roulette' with the Irish Championship by postponing the league start until the New Year.                   Flashback: Mark Selby sees off Ronnie O'Sullivan in thrilling final to win UK Championship title on this day in 2016   Mark Selby beat Ronnie O'Sullivan in a pulsating match to claim the UK Championship crown on this day in 2016.       North West 200 more important now than ever, says race team owner John Burrows   Northern Ireland race team owner John Burrows says it is imperative the North West 200 goes ahead in 2021 following the cancellation of the Isle of Man TT for a second consecutive year.       Know your sport? Test your knowledge with our fun quiz   Test your sporting knowledge with the News Letter's regular quiz.                   View more news

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