NI Protocol demonstration: PSNI to ‘review footage for suspected breaches’ of coronavirus restrictions

Outgoing Arlene Foster speaks of regrets during time as First Minister

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Subscribe              Jun 11, 2021                 NI Protocol demonstration: PSNI to 'review footage for suspected breaches' of coronavirus restrictions           A number of warnings have been issued by police at a gathering of thousands of people in west Belfast.                 News           Good morning Almost another weekend and we hope you are able to enjoy a break. In the news today: * Outgoing Arlene Foster speaks of regrets during time as First Minister.  The former DUP leader will step down as First Minister next week after 18 months in the role following the resurrection of the Stormont Assembly in January 2020. * 'Higher risk of hospitalisation' with Delta variant means no end in sight in NI for social distancing and face coverings. Health Minister, Robin Swann, says because of the spread of the Delta variant he is unable to say when Northern Ireland will be able to do away with social distancing and face coverings. * Edwin Poots: If Sinn Fein refuses to nominate deputy first minister, it would be 'hugely explosive'. Sinn Fein refusing to nominate a deputy first minister next week would be a "hugely explosive thing to do", the DUP leader has said. * Emma Little-Pengelly tells Edwin Poots not to consider her for future DUP roles. Arlene Foster's special adviser Emma Little-Pengelly has asked new DUP leader Edwin Poots that her name not go forward for any future special adviser or any role within the DUP. 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 Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor           Boris Johnson claims there is 'no alarm' from US over NI Protocol after Joe Biden talks tough   Boris Johnson last night sought to play down differences with Joe Biden, claiming the new US President was a "breath of fresh air" and insisting there was "absolutely common ground" over Northern Ireland.           Outgoing Arlene Foster speaks of regrets during time as First Minister   Outgoing First Minister Arlene Foster has spoke of regret at not having had the opportunity to have done more as Northern Ireland's leader.           Former soldier 'appalled' over new jobs advertisement for Troubles legacy researchers   Military veterans have expressed concern at a PSNI recruitment campaign to hire Troubles legacy researchers.           David Trimble tells Joe Biden that EU 'intransigence' on NI Protocol threatens Good Friday Agreement   The original unionist champion of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement, David Trimble, has rejected claims by US President Joe Biden that the NI Protocol protects the 1998 peace deal.                 From The Archives               'If invasion comes civilians must play their part'   From the News Letter, June 10, 1942       Communist Party needs £1,000 for election meeting hears   From the News Letter, June 11, 1945                   Sport                     Rare chance to own Mick Grant's Isle of Man TT and North West 200 Suzuki XR69 Superbike           Motorcycle fans have a rare opportunity to own an ex-works 1982 Heron Suzuki XR69 raced by seven-time Isle of Man TT winner Mick Grant.                   Peter Crouch gives us a flavour of BBC One's Crouchy's Year Late Euros   Whether you're a die-hard football fan or simply enjoy seeing a gangly, six-foot-seven-inch man dancing like a robot, there's something about Peter Crouch that truly transcends the beautiful game.       Coleraine's decision to move to a synthetic surface backed up by statistics   The grass pitch at Coleraine Showgrounds is no more as work commenced this week to install a 4G surface.       Ireland regroup for crunch clash against England   Ireland are aiming to bounce back quickly from Wednesday's draw with Spain as they go in search of the last remaining World Cup ticket on offer at the Women's EuroHockey Championship in Amsterdam.                   View more news

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