‘SF and hypocrisy are common bedfellows’: Party silent over Johnson lockdown allegations as PM fights for political survival

Jim Shannon: DUP MP whose tears captured the public mood sets out what he 'wanted to say' in the House of Commons

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Subscribe              Jan 13, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning Leading the news today: * Jim Shannon: DUP MP whose tears captured the public mood sets out what he 'wanted to say' in the House of Commons. * 'SF and hypocrisy are common bedfellows': Party silent over Johnson lockdown allegations as PM fights for political survival. * Council threatens to fine street preachers up to £20,000 after LGBT 'hate speech' complaints. * Downing Street lockdown parties: Former Newry publican could decide Prime Minister's fate. Opinion: * Gregory Campbell: It is leadership, not weakness, to give time for the Northern Ireland Protocol talks to run their course. * Morning View: Boris Johnson will struggle to recover from his admission about attending Downing Street drinks gathering. * Tim McGarry: Sammy the virologist told Boris it was safe to go to the party Thank you for receiving our email newsletters. 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.           'SF and hypocrisy are common bedfellows': Party silent over Johnson lockdown allegations as PM fights for political survival           Jim Shannon: DUP MP whose tears captured the public mood sets out what he 'wanted to say' in the House of Commons           Council to complete study on railway line plan           Woman loses court battle on right to be called parent           VIDEO: The most stunning photos of Northern Ireland from the air – as taken by the PSNI helicopter squad over the last year           Gregory Campbell: It's leadership, not weakness, to give time for protocol talks               Tim McGarry: Sammy the virologist told Boris it was safe to go to the party     Surrounded by nature - the Northern Ireland couple living on a narrowboat named Qisma                           Motorsport Taskforce welcomes return of 'fantastic' North West 200 and Ulster Grand Prix in 2022             Jared Payne set to leave Ulster role     Ulster searching for more consistency after Munster setback     Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp 'very positive' about Mohamed Salah contract situation                 View more news

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