DUP asks Priti Patel to investigate Roy Greenslade’s IRA support

Return date for all children to be discussed today at Stormont

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Subscribe              Mar 11, 2021           Good morning In the news today: * DUP MP Gregory Campbell asks Priti Patel to investigate Roy Greenslade's IRA support * MLAs Doug Beattie and Matthew O'Toole have engaged in a public social media row over the NI Protocol. * Arlene Foster has said she would like to "move a little faster" in easing Northern Ireland's lockdown restrictions. * Agriculture Edwin Poots has intervened to dampen fears that cricket pitch soil used for generations may have to be dug up and replaced due to the Northern Ireland Protocol. And:  * Celeb psychologist analyses Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey: What was not said could be most significant Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor With a subscription to the News Letter you can read our online digital edition via our eReader on your desktop or mobile device. A Digital+ subscription will give you unlimited access to our website where you'll see 70% fewer ads. You can also access the interactive puzzles section along with the digital edition. Subscriptions start from £1 a month.            MLAs Doug Beattie and Matthew O'Toole in public Twitter spat over NI Protocol - 'leave your self righteousness behind for a moment'           MLAs Doug Beattie and Matthew O'Toole have engaged in a public social media row over the NI Protocol.                 Simon Coveney tells US Congress members about growing tensions between EU and UK   Ireland's Foreign Affairs Minister has told an influential group of US Congress members about the growing tension between the EU and the UK over issues around Brexit.           Return date for all children to be discussed today at Stormont   The return date for all children to school will be discussed today by the Northern Ireland Executive.           Arlene Foster 'would like to move a little faster' in easing NI lockdown   Arlene Foster has said she would like to "move a little faster" in easing Northern Ireland's lockdown restrictions.           Boris Johnson was prepared to cut NI loose, says ex-advisor to Theresa May – but we also failed Northern Ireland over Brexit   One of Theresa May's key advisors on Europe has said that there was a "collective failure" by her government to understand the implications of Brexit for Northern Ireland.           King's Hall: Decision due over future of former site of Balmoral Show   The future of the King's Hall in south Belfast could be decided at a planning meeting next week.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Plans for new shipping canal and floating dock for Belfast port published   From the News Letter, March 11, 1836       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: From the News Letter of March 1831   Orangemen oppose 'mischievous conspiracy' to break the Union                             Edwin Poots intervenes to calm fears over loam soil crisis in Ulster cricket           Agriculture Edwin Poots has intervened to dampen fears that cricket pitch soil used for generations may have to be dug up and replaced due to the Northern Ireland Protocol.                   Rangers 'hungry for more' says Connor Goldson   Rangers defender Connor Goldson says the final whistle at Tannadice kicked off the best day of his football life.       Trevor Ringland: A sports museum would show what Northern Ireland is capable of achieving   If any place in the world should have a sports museum it should be Northern Ireland/Ulster.       Paul O'Connell feels Gregor Townsend has built strongest Scotland he has faced   Paul O'Connell believes Gregor Townsend has created the strongest Scotland team he will have ever faced either as player or coach.                   View more news

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