Brandon Lewis provokes backlash over ‘speeding ticket’ comparison with PM’s Covid fine

Mournes wildfire, one year on: 'It could take 30 years for mountains to recover'

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Subscribe              Apr 20, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning In the news today: * It could take up to 30 years for the Mourne Mountains to fully recover from a devastating wildfire last year, according to the National Trust * Burglary: Householders phone police after hearing someone in their property at 5.20am * A former hotel worker acquitted of the murder of Irish honeymooner Michaela McAreavey has been charged in connection with the case in Mauritius * Belfast politician Brian Kingston takes on Boston Marathon in USA for NI Hospice Opinion: * Letters: Unionists should focus on scrapping Northern Ireland Protocol, not who is first minister * Letters: Churches have bigger fish to fry than worrying about swearing on Derry Girls * Morning View: Prime minister right to be humble over his failure to abide by Covid rules he helped draw up           Ex-hotel worker charged by police investigating Michaela McAreavey case           Mournes wildfire, one year on: 'It could take 30 years for mountains to recover'           ELECTION 2022: A big gun departs, another returns in Fermanagh South Tyrone           Tributes paid to Jim Flanagan – former Sunday Life and Ballymena Guardian editor           Brandon Lewis provokes backlash over 'speeding ticket' comparison with PM's Covid fine           Election 2022: Changing times in East Belfast               PM right to be humble over his failure to abide by Covid rules he helped draw up     It seems that it is permissible to insult Jesus Christ but not the Prophet Mohammed                           Why Rangers and Giovanni van Bronckhorst will "kick on" now             Ulster's focus back on league push     Ethan's 'Devine' intervention for Linfield again     Cliftonville keep up the heat as Warrenpoint are relegated                 View more news

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