NI Protocol obstructs ‘free movement’ of the military from GB to NI - MLA Doug Beattie

Peter Robinson: SDLP embraced IRA at height of its terror campaign, so it is in no place to condemn talks with loyalists

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Subscribe              Jan 29, 2021           Good morning You can now read all the news on your desktop with our new online digital edition. Digital+ and Print/Digital+ subscribers can now access the News Letter at https://app.newsletter.co.uk   Digital only subscribers can upgrade to access the eReader or you can take out a new subscription for £1 a month here. In the news today: * MLA Doug Beattie has warned that NI Protocol obstructs 'free movement' of the military from GB to NI. * Peter Robinson: SDLP embraced IRA at height of its terror campaign, so it is in no place to condemn talks with loyalists. * The Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) recorded 150 Covid deaths in the seven days to January 22, 2021, the second highest weekly number since the beginning of the pandemic. * Coronavirus 'heat maps' reveal intensity of virus in your district. * New B117 Covid strain a factor in pushing school openings back. Are you a puzzles fan? To mark and to celebrate National Puzzle Day on Friday 29th we are opening access to Puzzles for all registered users from the 27th Jan - 3rd Feb. You can find our puzzles section here. Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor           150 Covid deaths recorded in NI in seven days - second highest tally since beginning of pandemic           The Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) recorded 150 Covid deaths in the seven days to January 22, 2021, the second highest weekly number since the beginning of the pandemic.                 MLA Doug Beattie warns that NI Protocol obstructs 'free movement' of the military from GB to NI   UUP MLA Doug Beattie has written to the Secretary of State Brandon Lewis warning that the Northern Ireland Protocol obstructs the "free movement" of the military.           Law against homeless 'rogues and vagabonds' used 83 times in five years   A socialist politician has uncovered the fact that there have been 83 prosecutions of people under the 1824 Vagrancy Act in Northern Ireland over a period of five years.           Coronavirus 'heat maps' reveal intensity of virus in your district   The University of Ulster has gathered together data showing that Mid Ulster and Derry City and Strabane District now have the highest rate of Covid positive tests in the Province.           Peter Robinson: SDLP embraced IRA at height of its terror campaign, so it is no place to condemn talks with loyalists   There has long been a debate over whether it is helpful, sensible or morally right to engage in dialogue with those associated with paramilitary organisations.           WWII veteran's memories of liberating holocaust prisoners   Mostly online, some Holocaust commemorative events and ceremonies are continuing, several highlighted here on Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) on Wednesday.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: From the News Letter of January 1901   Call for yeomanry recruits for South African war       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: 'American' citizen arrested on charge of Fenianism   From the News Letter, January 29, 1866                             Big Match Predictions           Who will come out on top in this weekend's Danske Bank Premiership games?                   NIFL confirm Linfield game is off in line with Covid Case Policy   The Northern Ireland Football League have confirmed Saturday's match between Linfield and Dungannon Swifts is off in line with the League's Covid Case Policy.       Mick McDermott expecting another 'tasty fixture' with Larne   Glentoran Head Coach Mick McDermott is expecting a "tasty fixture" when his side travel to Inver Park tonight.       Glenavon complete double signing   Glenavon have completed another two signings bringing in a striker and a defender before the January transfer window closes.                             View more news

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