Robin Swann taking legal advice on coronavirus laws after DUP withdrawal

Stormont crisis: Father's anger at organ donation uncertainty

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Subscribe              Feb 4, 2022             Michael Cousins Managing Editor Good afternoon This your public interest and general news update from the News Letter: The main news today so far: * Stormont crisis: Father's anger at organ donation uncertainty. * Reform of the health service will suffer without "strategic decisions" being made by elected politicians, a doctors' organisation has warned. * Directions issued by DUP Minister Edwin Poots to halt Irish Sea border checks are to be suspended, a High Court judge ordered today. * Watch: 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. * Northern Ireland's chief constable has warned of "tough choices" to be made as a consequence of the police budget allocation. 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           Robin Swann taking legal advice on coronavirus laws after DUP withdrawal           Still no clarity on coronavirus rule changes           Omicron less deadly than Delta but it's much more likely that you will catch it           Doctors and nurses share worry for health reform   Reform of the health service will suffer without "strategic decisions" being made by elected politicians, a doctors' organisation has warned.           Watch Presbyterian Moderator elect explain vision for year in office   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.           Irish Sea border checks must continue, orders High Court judge   Directions issued by DUP Minister Edwin Poots to halt Irish Sea border checks are to be suspended, a High Court judge ordered today.           Donaldson backing Poots in bid to reclaim lost seat in Lagan Valley   Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has said he hopes to see Edwin Poots' name on the ballot paper in Lagan Valley as the DUP will be fielding three candidates in the Assembly election.           Stormont crisis: Father's anger at organ donation uncertainty   The father of a five-year-old boy on the heart transplant waiting list said he is "fuming" about the uncertainty surrounding a proposed change to organ donation laws following First Minister Paul Givan's decision to withdraw from the Executive.                 View more news

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