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Edwin Poots and wife issue defamation proceedings against UUP leader Doug Beattie

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Subscribe              Jan 25, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon Welcome to your afternoon update from the News Letter Latest news:  * DUP minister Edwin Poots and his wife Glynis have issued defamation proceedings against embattled UUP leader Doug Beattie after he tweeted a joke about her that referenced a brothel. * Ex-PSNI Chief Constable Hugh Orde: The Historical Enquiries Team was closed down to protect protect terrorists-turned-politicians. In other news: * Ex PSNI Chief Constable Sir George Hamilton: IRA Army Council directed Sinn Fein during Kevin McGuigan murder. * Around 3,000 people are expected at a rally to protest against the Northern Ireland Protocol in Markethill next month. * Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has told MPs she believes "there is a deal to be done" to resolve the deadlock over Northern Ireland's post-Brexit arrangements. * A Belfast man who made 999 calls claiming he had planted bombs across the city to kill Catholics has been jailed for six months.   If you haven't already, you can subscribe to our website, newsletter.co.uk for just £1 a month for 3 months - and it couldn't be easier.  Signing up will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content. To learn more, visit our Subscriptions page here.           Here's when are you most contagious with Omicron and how long you need to isolate for           Edwin Poots and wife issue defamation proceedings against UUP leader Doug Beattie   DUP minister Edwin Poots and his wife Glynis have issued defamation proceedings against embattled UUP leader Doug Beattie after he tweeted a joke about her that referenced a brothel.           Postcodes with the highest number of positive Covid cases in Northern Ireland           Told police he had planted bombs in city to kill catholics   A Belfast man who made 999 calls claiming he had planted bombs across the city to kill Catholics has been jailed for six months.           Covid-19: NI takes further step away from restrictions as rules change again           Row over display of flag for Prince Andrew 'can be resolved'   An "agreed way forward" on finding an alternative to marking the birthday of Prince Andrew at Belfast City Hall can still be found despite a row between the DUP and SDLP, Councillor Brian Kingston has said.           Challenge to secrecy hearing on Philip will   The Guardian newspaper is bringing a legal challenge against a decision to exclude the press from a hearing over whether the Duke of Edinburgh's will should remain secret.                 View more news

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