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Subscribe              Mar 23, 2022           Hello from the News Letter   In the news today: * Unionists debate decision to slash days for flying Union Flag by seven * P&O Ferries chief says 'no offence' committed with shock sacking of staff * DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson urges chancellor Rishi Sunak to cut VAT and duty on fuel * Three mountains involved in fire - NIFRS ask public to avoid the area Opinion: * Dodds: It is unconscionable that in the 21st century we have laws imposed on us without say * Import of cheap foreign labour helped fuel Brexit – P&O cannot get away with it Support people fleeing the devastating conflict in Ukraine: donate to the DEC appeal. Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) charities and their local partners are in Ukraine and in neighbouring countries providing food, water, shelter and medical assistance. Learn more and donate what you can today           Debate on decision to reduce dates for flying Union Flag by seven days           The decision to reduce the number of days the Union Flag flies in Northern Ireland from government buildings by seven days has caused some consternation among unionists.                 P&O Ferries chief says 'no offence' committed with shock sacking of staff   P&O Ferries has insisted it did not commit any offence in firing nearly 800 workers without notice, as it announced what it said was believed to be the largest compensation package in the British marine sector.           DUP leader urges chancellor to cut VAT and duty on fuel           Three mountains involved in fire - NIFRS ask public to avoid the area           PICTURES: Here are 17 images of Charles and Camilla in NI           P&O offers over £36m in compensation to staff           Breathing new life into Antrim town centre with £8.1m investment               Dodds: It is unconscionable that in the 21st century we have laws imposed on us without say     Import of cheap foreign labour helped fuel Brexit – P&O cannot get away with it                           Connor Goldson braced for 'crazy' month as Rangers challenge on three fronts             Joe Gormley helps Cliftonville close the gap at the top     Paddy McNair ruled out of Luxembourg friendly     Rangers blast back at Club 1872 'disruptors'                 View more news

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