New DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says NI Protocol is 'greatest threat to economic integrity of UK in any of our lifetimes'

State files: RUC had major fears over Robinson visiting 'loyalist Linfield' ground

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Subscribe              Jul 1, 2021           Good morning   Welcome to your daily news update from the team at the News Letter In the news today New DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says NI Protocol is 'greatest threat to economic integrity of UK in any of our lifetimes'. Newly elected leader of the DUP, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, believes the Northern Ireland Protocol is the "greatest threat to the economic integrity of the United Kingdom in any of our lifetimes". Rising NI Covid cases will lead to increased hospital pressures, warns adviser. Northern Ireland's Chief Scientific Adviser, Professor Ian Young, has warned that an increase in Covid numbers will lead to increased pressures on hospitals. State files: RUC had major fears over Robinson visiting 'loyalist Linfield' ground. A file detailing police worries about Mary Robinson visiting Windsor Park for a 1993 World Cup qualifier has been publicly unveiled. And:  Tim McGarry: It'd be easier finding 10 righteous men in Sodom than in Boris' cabinet. To allege that a Prime Minister is dishonest should be shocking. But to call Boris Johnson a liar is like calling water wet and the Protocol a tad unpopular with Unionists. Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor           New DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson: 'NI Protocol is 'greatest threat to economic integrity of UK in any of our lifetimes'           Newly elected leader of the DUP, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, believes the Northern Ireland Protocol is the "greatest threat to the economic integrity of the United Kingdom in any of our lifetimes".                 Want to see how our website looks to subscribers?   Take a look here to see for yourself. Our subscribers see 70 per cent fewer ads and unlimited access to the very best local journalism on a faster website. Subscribe to The News Letter from just £1 a month for the first 3 months. Join us today and subscribe. You can cancel anytime, though we hope you wont.           DUP in crisis: LIVE UPDATES - Jeffrey Donaldson to swap Westminster for Stormont in nine months (or earlier if possible)   The newly elected leader of the DUP, Sir. Jeffrey Donaldson, says he intends to swap the House of Commons for the Northern Ireland           State files: RUC had major fears over Robinson visiting 'loyalist Linfield' ground   A file detailing police worries about Mary Robinson visiting Windsor Park for a 1993 World Cup qualifier has been publicly unveiled.           Tim McGarry: It'd be easier finding 10 righteous men in Sodom than in Boris' cabinet   To allege that a Prime Minister is dishonest should be shocking.           Return of live music, concerts and theatre on agenda as Executive meets   The return of live music, the reopening of theatres and concert halls and the return of exhibitions and conferences is expected to be approved by the Northern Ireland Executive today.           Rising NI Covid cases will lead to increased hospital pressures, warns adviser   Northern Ireland's Chief Scientific Adviser, Professor Ian Young, has warned that an increase in Covid numbers will lead to increased pressures on hospitals.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: The Berlin Blockade - There will be no abandoning of 'stout-hearted Berlin democrats'   From the News Letter, July 1, 1948       Ulster American Folk Park marks American Independence Day   National Museum NI's Ulster American Folk Park, Omagh, will celebrate American Independence Day on July 3 and 4 with a variety of family friendly activities.                             Tommy Wright pleased with Kilmarnock's Linfield workout           Tommy Wright was pleased to see his Kilmarnock side given a tough test against Linfield on Wednesday, and he is expecting a similar challenge at Larne on Saturday.                   Graeme McDowell says he has more to achieve but is content with 'great career'   Graeme McDowell believes he can dig himself out of another career hole, despite admitting anything else he achieves will be "gravy".       Bill Kennedy urges 'common sense' over Armoy spectator limits   Armoy race chief Bill Kennedy has a simple message ahead of Thursday's meeting of the Northern Ireland Executive: 'It's time to unlock the door and allow real road racing to return in Northern Ireland'.       William McClintock and Graham Kennedy called up into Ireland squad   The North West Cricket Union (NWCU) was delighted at today's news that William McClintock and Graham Kennedy have both been named in the Ireland men's senior squad for the upcoming series against South Africa.                   View more news

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