Pensioner on motorbike dies after three-vehicle collision + 11 people die with Covid-19

Unionist support for peace process agreements 'falling away' – Sir Jeffrey Donaldson

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Subscribe              Nov 8, 2021             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon This is your Coronavirus and general news update from the News Letter: This afternoon we lead lead with the sad news that an elderly man has died after a three vehicle collision this morning. Police have revealed that he was 74-year-old Tom Richardson - and he died following a road traffic collision at the Upper Road area of Carrickfergus. Our thoughts are with his family and friends. In other news: * Unite the union has condemned the NI Protocol related attack on a Translink bus and one of its members in Newtownabbey this afternoon outside City Hall in Belfast. * There is sobering news today the Department of Health reveals there have been 11 deaths in the last 24 hours. * All documentation for the manual verification process for the High Street Scheme must be provided by midnight on Friday, November 12. LAST CHANCE TO WIN: Halloween may be over but you can still enter our email draw here for a chance of getting up to 60% off a subscription to our website. Good luck! Enter today and tomorrow before the end of the promotion. Discount codes can be used until Sunday           Pensioner on motorbike dies after three-vehicle collision           An elderly man has died after a three vehicle collision this morning.                 Sajid Javid says 'get Covid booster jabs to prevent restrictions over Christmas'   The Health Secretary has urged people to get booster jabs in order to prevent a return of restrictions over the approaching Christmas period.           Bike courier left 'shaken' after being punched in side of the head   Police are appealing for information following the report of a robbery and assault of a bike courier in Belfast city centre on November 7.           New deadline for additional documents requested for High Street Scheme applications   All documentation for the manual verification process for the High Street Scheme must be provided by midnight on Friday, November 12.           Unionist support for peace process agreements 'falling away' – Sir Jeffrey Donaldson   Unionist support for peace process agreements in Northern Ireland is "falling away" due to the Brexit protocol, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has warned.           Unite stages protest against 'senseless attack on NI bus driver'   Unite the union has condemned the NI Protocol related attack on a Translink bus and one of its members in Newtownabbey this afternoon outside City Hall in Belfast.           Maine Soft Drinks: company going strong since 1949 and looking for new recruits   It's refreshing in both senses of the word that a Co Antrim company that started selling soft drinks in 1949 is still going strong.                 View more news

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