Jamie Bryson warns that anti-NI Protocol protestors may take to streets of Dublin

Defibrillator and medical attention saved my son's life like Christian Eriksen

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Subscribe              Jun 15, 2021           Don't forget, for unlimited access to the very best local journalism on a faster website with 70 per cent fewer ads you can subscribe to The News Letter from just £1 for the first 3 months. Join us today and subscribe. You can cancel anytime, though we hope you wont.            Jamie Bryson warns that anti-NI Protocol protestors may take to streets of Dublin           Loyalist activist Jamie Bryon says that protestors against the Northern Ireland Protocol may take their protests to the streets of Dublin.                 Good morning This is your Tuesday update from the News letter: In the news today: * Coronavirus NI - We may have to give children Covid jab to protect their education says top government advisor Chris Whitty. One way to protect the education of thousands of school children in Northern Ireland from the impact of the Delta variant is to offer them a Covid-19 vaccine injection, according to Chief Medical Adviser to the UK Government, Chris Whitty. * NI Troubles pension scheme further delayed until August. The long-awaited pension payments for seriously injured Troubles victims has been further delayed, the Victims Payments Board (VPB) has announced. * Van Morrison releases new seven minute long video during which he questions whether Arlene Foster should be arrested for singing in public. Van Morrison has released a new video in which he questions if the PSNI should investigate Arlene Foster for singing four lines of a Frank Sinatra song at press conference in Co. Fermanagh on Friday. 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 * Clock ticking on future of Stormont institutions after first minister's resignation. The clock is ticking on the future of Stormont's powersharing Executive following the resignation of Arlene Foster as first minister. Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor           Sammy Wilson warns against Westminster intervention on Irish language laws   The DUP has warned the Government against intervening in Stormont affairs to pass Irish language laws at Westminster.           Defibrillator and medical attention saved my son's life like Christian Eriksen   The horrific scenes following Christian Eriksen's collapse during Denmark's EURO 2020 group game with Finland on Saturday night brought back painful memories for one Northern Irish family.           NI Troubles pension scheme further delayed until August   The long-awaited pension payments for seriously injured Troubles victims has been further delayed. the Victims Payments Board (VPB) has announced.           Emotional Foster appeals for MLAs to be 'good neighbours'   Northern Ireland will only move forward when the Province's differing identities are respected by all, resigning first minister Arlene Foster has said.           Councillor: I felt I had no option but to walk away from DUP over its direction   Londonderry alderman Ryan McCready said he felt he had no option but to walk away from the DUP due to concerns over the direction the party is taking.                 From the archive               King William lands at Carrickfergus   From the News Letter, June, 1949       Parish celebrates clergyman's Silver Jubilee   From the News Letter, June 15, 1956                   Sport                     New Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou handed Rangers clash four games into new season           New Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou is set for a swift introduction to Old Firm hostilities after being handed his first derby clash just four games into the new cinch Premiership campaign.                   Ireland joy as Nick Timoney highlights mindset value alongside physical ability   Dealing with the mental side of rugby can be as strenuous as shipping the big hits on the pitch.       David McDaid pride in Larne's 'amazing' European dream   David McDaid is counting down the hours until Larne discover the first European opponents in club history - aware today's draw will further realise a dream first sold to the striker back in 2017.       IRISH LEAGUE RETRO: How many can you name?   We've gone back across our Irish League photo archive to pick out some players from the 1990s onwards.                   View more news

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