TUV leader Jim Allister claims Doug Beattie and Sir Jeffrey Donaldson’s failure to discuss Northern Ireland Protocol is ‘astounding’

Stormont's high-street vouchers were used in 3.7 million transactions in Northern Ireland, injecting almost £137 million into the economy, new figures show.

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Subscribe              Feb 28, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon Our subscribers are our lifeblood. We want to reward our most loyal readers with an assortment of exclusive offers available on our brand new Insider + Rewards page. We'll regularly update this page with fantastic offers for you to sink your teeth into. This month we have some exciting deals on food, coffee, wine, beer and more. If you're a subscriber to the News Letter you've already got access to this month's unique Insider + Reward offers. First, make sure you're logged in to our website - click here to log in to your profile. If you're already logged in, head straight to our rewards page and start browsing our offers. If you're not a subscriber, now may be the perfect time to see what a subscription is all about. From just £9.49 per month you will get unlimited access to hundreds of local news stories, exclusives, puzzles, 70% fewer ads and, of course, our Insider + Rewards offers. Michael Cousins           'Complicated' Covid travel requirement set to change ahead of Easter           TUV leader Jim Allister claims Doug Beattie and Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's failure to discuss Northern Ireland Protocol is 'astounding'   Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and Doug Beattie's failure to discuss the Northern Ireland Protocol during their secret talks last year is "astounding", TUV leader Jim Allister said today.           NI rallies in support of refugees   Northern Ireland has rallied to support people in war-torn Ukraine with truckloads of essential items leaving on a daily basis.           Stormont's Spend Local cards used in 3.7m transactions   Stormont's high-street vouchers were used in 3.7 million transactions in Northern Ireland, injecting almost £137 million into the economy, new figures show.           NI food producer renames its Chicken Kyiv and pledges 50% of product's profits to relief efforts in Ukraine   Downpatrick's Finnebrogue has also made an immediate £10,000 donation to UNICEF and the Red Cross           29 allegations of criminal activity reported during investigation into allegations of physical and sexual abuse involving Mother and Baby Homes and Magdalene Laundries   PSNI have received 29 allegations of criminal activity after launching an investigation into allegations of physical and sexual abuse involving Mother and Baby Homes and Magdalene Laundries on 6th October 2021.           In PICTURES: City street closed after 'partial collapse of building wall'   Motorists are being advised of a Belfast city centre road closure after the 'partial collapse' of a wall.           100 motorists 'engaged in anti-social behaviour' in NI town   Police have revealed that around '100 motorists were engaged in anti-social behaviour' in a NI town.                 View more news

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Doug Beattie vows to publish text of Donaldson messages ‘if integrity questioned’

NI food producer renames its Chicken Kyiv and pledges 50% of product's profits to relief efforts in Ukraine

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Subscribe              Feb 28, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Hello from the News Letter   In the news today: * Doug Beattie vows to publish text of Donaldson messages 'if integrity questioned'. * War in Ukraine: Sister's worry for pair in city under siege. * Northern Ireland Protocol: Doug Beattie to lead Ulster Unionist Party delegation to Brussels to engage with European Union. * 29 allegations of criminal activity reported during investigation into claim of physical and sexual abuse involving Mother and Baby Homes and Magdalene Laundries. * NI food producer renames its Chicken Kyiv and pledges 50% of product's profits to relief efforts in Ukraine Opinion: * Morning View: President Putin's aggression has spurred Germany into welcome policy change. * Owen Polley: It is tragic to see war unfolding over Ukraine, in a region I love. We have added some new features and benefits for subscribers to the News Letter If you haven't already you can subscribe and continue to help us bring you the important issues, in print and online. Check to full details here           Doug Beattie vows to publish text of Donaldson messages 'if integrity questioned'           29 allegations of criminal activity reported during investigation into allegations of physical and sexual abuse involving Mother and Baby Homes and Magdalene Laundries           Mum of tragic Jennifer Cardy dies at age of 73           Chapter Chat: From former pub to new HQ of Royal Black Institution           Number of murals on public property growing – and loyalist ones far outnumber republican ones           Cost of Translink bus and rail tickets to be frozen           Sister's worry for pair in country under seige               Owen Polley: It is tragic to see war unfolding over Ukraine, in a region I love     President Putin's aggression has spurred Germany into welcome policy change                           Debutant Michael Lowry celebrates brace as Ireland see off Italy             Conor McMenamin hails Glentoran strike force after Glenavon win     Derby joy for Cliftonville as Larne see off Dungannon                   View more news

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