Bloody Sunday: PPS seeking to appeal quashing of Soldier F decision

Poorly-kept lifeboats, engine issues, missing equipment: latest P&O ship defects

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Subscribe              Apr 25, 2022                 Bloody Sunday: PPS seeking to appeal quashing of Soldier F decision           The Public Prosecution Service is attempting to appeal the quashing of its decision to drop murder charges against a British Army veteran over shootings on Bloody Sunday, it emerged today.                 Poorly-kept lifeboats, engine issues, missing equipment: latest P&O ship defects   A Larne-to-Cairnryan P&O ferry has been found to have a long string of defects, including poorly-maintained lifeboats and malfunctioning structural equipment.           Paul Smyth murder: 'My brother was brutally and cruelly murdered and I've had my heart ripped apart'   Detectives from the PSNI's Major Investigation Team have welcomed the sentences handed down to four men in relation to the murder of Paul Smyth - and a further attempted murder.           Election 2022: DUP citadel of North Antrim under assault   In our latest constituency profile, News Letter Political Editor HENRY McDONALD examines the unionist battle in the Paisleyite heartland of North Antrim           Police car damaged by masked youths after officers called to assist collision involving child - 'parents/guardians need to be aware of where their children are and what they're up to'   A police car was damaged yesterday when officers were called to the Creggan area in Londonderry to deal with a road traffic collision involving a child.           Two arrested after 'reckless' petrol bombings in Coleraine - 'we could have been dealing with a fatality following these callous attacks yesterday'   Two petrol bombings are being investigated by the PSNI in Coleraine.           Legal challenge over Northern Ireland Protocol heading to the Supreme Court   A pan-unionist legal challenge to the Northern Ireland Protocol can proceed directly to the UK's highest court, senior judges in Belfast announced today.           Lisa Dorrian: Sister reveals a 'certain person' is now under pressure after graffiti goes up on wall   A GoFundMe page raising money to help find the body of Lisa Dorrian has now passed the £60,000 mark.                 View more news

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