Jean McConville ‘fighting fund’ surpasses £10k target

Donaldson tells Boris: Sort out protocol, we can't go on like this

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Subscribe              Feb 7, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Hello from the News Letter In the news today: * The daughter and son-in-law of 'disappeared' IRA victim Jean McConville have launched a fund-raising appeal with a view to suing Sinn Fein. * Donaldson tells Boris: Sort out protocol, we can't go on like this. * Police have named an elderly female pedestrian struck by a lorry and killed in east Belfast as 75-year-old Eileen Harding. * The worst of rising food prices is "yet to come" ahead of a potential 5% increase in spring, the chairman of Tesco has said. * 'Hatred and narrow nationalism' behind attack on Dublin memorial. Opinion: * Morning View: Amnesty International calling Israel an 'apartheid state' is an unjust slur. * Henry McDonald: Boris Johnson should be flying to Ulster as well as Ukraine. Thank you for your continued support for the News Letter. If you haven't yet have you considered subscribing? For just £1 a month for 3 months you will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content. You can find out how to subscribe here, and read all about the offers available to subscribers here           Jean McConville 'fighting fund' surpasses £10k target           Donaldson tells Boris: Sort out protocol, we can't go on like this           Female pedestrian road victim (75) named by police.           'Hatred and narrow nationalism' behind attack on Dublin memorial           Queen's Jubilee: New image of monarch as Charles acknowledges honour of Camila being recognised as Queen Consort               Amnesty International calling Israel an 'apartheid state' is an unjust slur     Henry McDonald: Boris Johnson should be flying to Ulster as well as Ukraine                           Giovanni Van Bronckhorst pleased with Rangers' positive response to Old Firm woe             Dean Shiels named Manager of the Month     Oran Kearney admits it wasn't a classic but it was job done     Unsung hero Declan Moore steps upto mark as Ulster hit summit                 View more news

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