Edwin Poots made ‘monumental mistakes’ says Arlene Foster’s ex-advisor

Peter Robinson: The DUP cannot allow Sinn Fein demands to be given supremacy

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Subscribe              Jun 18, 2021           Good morning Get 25% off any gift subscription to the News Letter using promo code FATHERSDAY25. Applicable to all digital subscription gifts  and 6 day a week print subscriptions. That's 25% off for 3 months before reverting to 20% for the remainder for those paying by DD. Check the full details here           Arlene Foster's ex-advisor says Edwin Poots made 'monumental mistakes'           A former special adviser to Arlene Foster has accused Edwin Poots of making "monumental mistakes" in the 24 hours before his resignation.                 In the news today. * After 22 days Edwin Poots quits as DUP boss: here's how it happened. Edwin Poots is set to stand down as DUP leader following an internal revolt against him. * Peter Robinson: The DUP cannot allow Sinn Fein demands to be given supremacy. Let me try to say this without referring to crocodiles, but the idea of jumping first has never worked well for unionists while dealing with Sinn Fein. * Arlene Foster's ex-advisor says Edwin Poots made 'monumental mistakes'. A former special adviser to Arlene Foster has accused Edwin Poots of making "monumental mistakes" in the 24 hours before his resignation. * Northern Ireland Protocol: Hundreds of people attend protest in Greenisland. Hundreds of loyalist protesters took part in a show of opposition to the Northern Ireland Protocol in Greenisland last night (Thursday). Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor Will you be out and about this weekend? Enter our My Local Landmark competition for a chance to win £50 of High Street vouchers           Peter Robinson: The DUP cannot allow Sinn Fein demands to be given supremacy   Let me try to say this without referring to crocodiles, but the idea of jumping first has never worked well for unionists while dealing with Sinn Fein.           Irish Language Act: DUP MP fears Irish roads signs 'likely to be vandalised'   Any imposition of Irish language signs in north Antrim could result in many of them being vandalised, the MP for the area fears.           After 22 days Edwin Poots quits as DUP boss: here's how it happened   Edwin Poots is set to stand down as DUP leader following an internal revolt against him.           William Kitchen: It is the curriculum that is damaging education, not academic selection   Much has been said recently on the issue of educational underachievement.           England's chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty has said Covid-19 "has not thrown its last surprise'   Speaking at the NHS Confed Conference, he said he is anticipating that case rates will continue to go up in the next few weeks due to the Delta variant being "significantly more transmissible" than the Alpha variant.               TT winner Mick Grant's Suzuki XR69 predicted to fetch £90k as it goes up for auction   Rare race-winning bike sold with 'every nut, bolt and washer as it was in 1985'       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Memories of Jutland at warships moor at Bangor   From the News Letter, June 18, 1931                             Rory McIlroy in contention at US Open           Rory McIlroy is in contention at the US Open following the first round at Torrey Pines after a strong finish.                   Johnny McMurray excited by Crusaders plans to get back to the top   New Crusaders recruit Johnny McMurray feels he is joining the club at the right time.       EURO 96 RETRO: Where Are They Now? A look back at the England and Scotland stars   It is 25 years ago this week since England played Scotland in a memorable game in EURO 96 - here's your player-by-player guide...       Flying visit to Armoy for Davey Todd and Joey Thompson   English riders Davey Todd and Joey Thompson made a flying visit to Northern Ireland to re-familiarise themselves with the Armoy course ahead of the Irish national road race next month.                   View more news

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