Ian Paisley has apologised to Robin Swann for ‘dangerous’ chant, says Edwin Poots

DUP crisis continues as rising star and decorated army veteran Ryan McCready quits party

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Subscribe              Jun 14, 2021           Good morning Welcome to your Monday update from the News Letter Right now it is only £1 for three months subscription to the News Letter. Digital+ subscribers get unrestricted access to our website and our newspaper tablet and mobile app. One of the biggest quality news sites in Northern Ireland and 70% fewer online ads -  all for £1 for three months. Take advantage of this special trial price. Use the code ONEPOUNDTRIAL at checkout today to become a digital subscriber to the News Letter.           G7 summit ends in bust-up after French taunt that Northern Ireland is not in UK           The world's most important summit ended in acrimony yesterday over Northern Ireland's place in the UK.                 Today's latest news: * DUP crisis continues as rising star and decorated army veteran Ryan McCready quits party. A rising star within the DUP and decorated army veteran Alderman Ryan McCready has confirmed he is to quit the party over issues including the way Arlene Foster was ousted as leader. * Sinn Fein refusing to nominate a deputy first minister could put peace at risk, says DUP leader Edwin Poots. If Sinn Fein refuses to nominate a deputy first minister by next week they will be risking peace in Northern Ireland, DUP leader Edwin Poots has said. * Michaela McAreavey murder: Mauritius to re-examine killing after 10 years and no convictions. The government of Mauritius has agreed to re-look at the case of Michaela McAreavey, the First Minister and deputy First Minister have confirmed. * This is a FULL list of WHERE mobile safety camera vehicles are in NI. If you ever wondered where the areas most likely to get your speed checked were in Northern Ireland, then look no further. Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor           Ian Paisley has apologised to Robin Swann for 'dangerous' chant, says Edwin Poots   DUP MP Ian Paisley has personally apologised to Robin Swann for calling him "dangerous" on stage alongside Sir Van Morrison, his party leader said.           DUP crisis contiunues as rising star and decorated army veteran Ryan McCready quits party   A rising star within the DUP and decorated army veteran Alderman Ryan McCready has confirmed he is to quit the party over issues including the way Arlene Foster was ousted as leader.           Fire crews tackle blaze at NI tourist attraction   Fire crews were called to two separate incidents on Saturday evening, both of which were deemed to have been deliberate blazes.           'Public won't forgive SF if it puts NI in limbo again'   The DUP has indicated that "no-one would forgive Sinn Fein" if the party were to once again prevent Northern Ireland from having a government, amid an escalating row over an Irish language act.           From the archives               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: New Zealand bowlers conclude their visit to Belfast   From the News Letter, June 14, 1921       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: King William lands at Carrickfergus   From the News Letter, June, 1949                   Sport                     Michael Dunlop fires Isle of Man TT warning for 2022           Michael Dunlop says he will be in a 'stronger position' to fight for more Isle of Man TT wins next year with an enforced break from the sport allowing his injuries to fully heal.                   Champions League and Europa Conference League draw details   Irish League clubs will find out their European destiny tomorrow as the draws take place for the qualifying rounds of the Champions League and Europa Conference League.       Doctor's call for Irish League medical review after Christian Eriksen incident   Irish League doctor Stephen Best is hoping the global focus on Christian Eriksen's medical crisis at EURO 2020 can result in a review of current procedures within domestic football.       Jonathan Caldwell praise for 'massively supportive' Clandeboye after first title   Northern Ireland's Jonathan Caldwell gave himself the perfect belated birthday present by claiming his first European Tour title in the inaugural Scandinavian Mixed.                   View more news

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