NI vaccine roll-out to wind down from next month: Don’t miss out, says Health Minister Robin Swann

Declassified files: Downing Street was unnerved by the Northern Ireland Office's willingness to alienate unionists

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Subscribe              Jul 20, 2021           Good morning This is your daily email update from the News Letter * NI vaccine roll-out to wind down from next month: Don't miss out, says Health Minister Robin Swann. Northern Ireland's current vaccination programme will not be available to the public indefinitely, Health Minister Robin Swann has warned. * Sam McBride: Declassified files: Downing Street was unnerved by the Northern Ireland Office's willingness to alienate unionists. Immediate tensions between Mo Mowlam and Tony Blair within days of Labour's landslide 1997 general election victory saw the prime minister block her attempts to move rapidly towards bringing Sinn Fein in from the cold before an IRA ceasefire, declassified files reveal. * Ruth Dudley Edwards: Years of IRA appeasement have distorted Northern Ireland's justice system. I spent the best part of three days reading newspapers and posts and tweets and listening to hours of radio and watching video clips relating to the British government's proposals to draw a line under Troubles crimes. Right now it is only £1 a month for the first 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. Try it now Michael Cousins Acting managing editor           Coronavirus - LIVE UPDATES - NI facing worst Covid wave in UK because of low vaccine take-up amongst 18 to 29 year-olds           Northern Ireland is set to suffer the worst third wave of infections and deaths of all four parts of the the United Kingdom over the next few weeks because of a low uptake in the vaccine amongst those aged between 18 to 29 year-olds, according to Chief Medical Officer, Sir. Michael McBride.                 Are you a subscriber to the News Letter? Don't forget to log in across all your devices to ensure that you get the full benefits of your subscription. If you have any issues,  contact our very friendly customer services team.           Declassified files: Downing Street was unnerved by the Northern Ireland Office's willingness to alienate unionists   Immediate tensions between Mo Mowlam and Tony Blair within days of Labour's landslide 1997 general election victory saw the prime minister block her attempts to move rapidly towards bringing Sinn Fein in from the cold before an IRA ceasefire, declassified files reveal.           Gerry Adams told Tony Blair 'I'm committed to peace'   Gerry Adams wrote to Tony Blair on the very day his New Labour government swept to power, assuring him Sinn Fein would be "totally committed" to bringing peace to Ireland, previously private correspondence between the two men shows.           Ruth Dudley Edwards: Years of IRA appeasement have distorted Northern Ireland's justice system   I spent the best part of three days reading newspapers and posts and tweets and listening to hours of radio and watching video clips relating to the British government's proposals to draw a line under Troubles crimes.           NI vaccine roll-out to wind down from next month: Don't miss out, says Health Minister Robin Swann   Northern Ireland's current vaccination programme will not be available to the public indefinitely, Health Minister Robin Swann has warned.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Sir James Craig's promise for the future as he leaves London negotiations   From the News Letter, July 19, 1921       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: 'The British Legion stands for a better world' preachers tells congregation at Portavogie   From the News Letter, July 20, 1936                             Max Whitlock keeps his head down but is aware of Rhys McClenaghan challenge           Max Whitlock has no intention of emulating his rival Rhys McClenaghan and becoming a social media star as he prepares to bounce into the Olympic Village with his gymnastics team-mates this week.                   Dan Biggar knows Lions need to match South Africa's physicality in first Test   Dan Biggar insists the British and Irish Lions must be ready to meet South Africa's physical onslaught or risk being swept away in Saturday's first Test.       Larne and Linfield discover potential Europa Conference League opponents   The Europa Conference League draw has provided Linfield and Larne with third qualifying round opponents - if successful over the next hurdle.       Waringstown match club record score in league win as cup hits semi-final stages   It was a case of runs galore in the Robinson Services Premier League on Saturday as Waringstown matched their best-ever team score by posting an astonishing 420-6 at The Lawn against Carrickfergus.                   View more news

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