Confusion continues despite updated NI travel guidelines

DUP delegation tells Lord Frost that NI Protocol must go

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Subscribe              May 26, 2021           Good morning Should the compulsory TV licence fee be scrapped? Have your say in our poll In the news today: * DUP delegation tells Lord Frost that NI Protocol must go. MPs Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and Gavin Robinson along with Lord Dodds met with the Brexit Minister on Tuesday afternoon. * Confusion continues despite updated NI travel guidelines. Covid restrictions and requirements for travel both in and out of Northern Ireland remain as unclear as ever following the latest NI Executive instructions, industry professionals have said. * Dominic Cummings tells MPs people died unnecessarily because of government failings during the coronavirus pandemic. Boris Johnson's former chief advisor, Dominic Cummings, has told a parliamentary oversight committee that people died unnecessarily because of government failings during the course of the Covid-19 pandemic.  And * Jonny McCambridge: A cautionary tale about getting lost in Corbet. As Saturdays go, this one is pretty good.   Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor Stay informed for just 1 penny a day with our 3 month trial. Use the promo code ONEPOUNDTRIAL for full access to the News Letter. You'll see 70% fewer ads, get daily puzzles and access to the app (digital+ only). Click for full details.  You can cancel at any time, though we hope you wont.              Confusion continues despite updated NI travel guidelines           Covid restrictions and requirements for travel both in and out of Northern Ireland remain as unclear as ever following the latest NI Executive instructions, industry professionals have said.                   Win £50 High Street shopping vouchers.  We are running an exciting 'My Local Landmark' competition, and we want you to get involved. Check out the full details here           Doctors warned to look for signs of stroke after AstraZeneca vaccine   Doctors are being urged to look for signs of a stroke in people who receive the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine.           DUP delegation tells Lord Frost that NI Protocol must go   A DUP delegation says it has given Lord Frost a clear message that the Northern Ireland Protocol must go.           DUP: Irish Sea border biggest threat to Northern Ireland's stability in a generation   The DUP has said that the "stability" of Northern Ireland is under threat in a way which has not been seen for a generation – adding that it expects government action on the protocol within days.           Toddler, who died in tragic incident, is named locally   A three-year-old toddler, who died after a tragic collision near his home, has been named locally.           Jonny McCambridge: A cautionary tale about getting lost in Corbet   As Saturdays go, this one is pretty good.               Would you have space in your heart and home for one of these dogs?   This week sees our regular feature, in association with Dogs Trust, Ballymena, highlight some of the adorable dogs currently in its care who are looking for their 'forever homes'.       NI open water swimmers make safety reminder after being swept out to sea   A group of open water swimmers who almost perished when caught in a strong rip current at a popular NI beach have taken steps to remind people to stay safe when swimming in the sea.                             Maiden Northern Ireland call-ups for Sam McCelland Conor Bradley           Young Chelsea defender Sam McClelland and teenage Liverpool defender Conor Bradley have been called up to the Northern Ireland senior men's squad for the first time.                   Sponsor boost is shot in arm for Armoy Road Races   This summer's Armoy Road Races have received a huge boost following confirmation the Bayview Hotel will return as title sponsors for the Irish national meeting (July 30-31).       Shane Lowry relishing fans' return at The Open   Open champion Shane Lowry admits he had no desire to defend his title at an empty course last year so is relishing the return of fans to Royal St George's in July.       'Busted' David Healy hails 'incredible' Linfield title win to share world record   A 'busted' Linfield boss David Healy called the effort of his double-winning players 'incredible' following last night's point in Coleraine to secure Premiership glory.                   View more news

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