Troubles amnesty plans ‘bonkers’ says former PSNI chief constable

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Subscribe              Nov 20, 2021                 Troubles amnesty plans 'bonkers' says former PSNI chief constable           The government's proposed 'amnesty' for Troubles-related offences has been described as "bonkers" by a former PSNI chief constable.                 UUP leader accused of 'dictatorial approach' over election candidate   UUP leader Doug Beattie has been accused of taking a "dictatorial approach" over the selection of a candidate for the party in West Tyrone.           Frost: If there are no solutions we will use Article 16   Brexit Minister Lord Frost has warned that the UK is still prepared to trigger Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol if the issues with the EU are not resolved.           NI Protocol is 'potentially catastophic threat' to NI fishing industry   The unmanageable level of administration the NI Protocol is laying on the NI fishing industry could result in "potentially catastrophic" damage, an industry spokesman has said.               The American Troubadour whose iconic song spoke to an entire generation   With a stage show, documentary special and tour in the works, Don McLean looks back over 50 years of his biggest hit, a sweeping epic about politics, youth and rock-and-roll across the Atlantic. By ALEX GREEN       What's on in Northern Ireland next week? Events for a variety of budgets   There's something for everyone in Northern Ireland this week, so we've put together our top things to do throughout the province.                             WSBK Indonesia: Jonathan Rea second fastest on day one, 'optimistic' over Saturday chances           Jonathan Rea says he is 'optimistic' he can fight for victory in Saturday's opening race after finishing second quickest in free practice at the final round of the World Superbike Championship in Indonesia.                   WSBK Indonesia: Title glory 'not outside realms of possibility' for underdog Jonathan Rea   Jonathan Rea knows better than anyone how title pressure can lead to uncharacteristic mistakes as he weighs up his prospects of winning the World Superbike crown for a seventh consecutive year.       WSBK Indonesia: Jonathan Rea's title prospects dented as Saturday's race postponed due to torrential rain   Saturday's opening race at the final round of the World Superbike Championship in Indonesia has been postponed due to torrential rain.       Coleraine up to second after emphatic victory over Larne   Coleraine moved up to second place in the table thanks to a 3-1 win over Larne at The Showgrounds.                   View more news

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