Murdered mum’s body was found with her young son by her side patting her shoulder

New Presbyterian Moderator: My father walked out when I was three - it has taught me empathy

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Subscribe              Feb 2, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon Welcome to your afternoon update from the News Letter A selection from today's news: * Murdered mum's body was found with her young son by her side patting her shoulder. * A Portadown woman who was unable to see her late mother for nine months during the pandemic says that it's time for the Prime Minister "to do the right thing and resign". * The new Presbyterian moderator has spoken frankly about how his father - also a Presbyterian minister - walked out on his family when he was three but how this has given him an empathy for people living through difficult situations. * Video footage shows killer fleeing the scene after murder of Danny McClean in North Belfast. * Groundhog Day 2022: What is Groundhog Day, meaning behind US holiday explained - and who is Punxsutawney Phil. * Rev Mervyn Gibson: Orange Order not opposed to NI Protocol if two conditions met. 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 all the details here.           New Presbyterian Moderator: My father walked out when I was three           Murdered mum's body was found with her young son by her side patting her shoulder           NI Water almost ran out of money in January           USPCA renews plea for action against illegal dog breeders           Here is everything you need to know about Groundhog Day and what is means           Agriculture Minister to push for farming exemption from net-zero target           Ireland's Johnny Sexton eager to prolong career beyond 36           One IRA bomb, two dead toddlers, two dead adults, one wrecked crime lab, and 50 years of justice denied           Yes, we must cut CO2 – but mustn't be reckless in doing so                 View more news

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