David Trimble funeral: Northern Ireland Protocol was his unfinished business ... it needs to change, says Doug Beattie

John Finlay: Funeral details released for DUP councillor

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Subscribe              Aug 2, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor In the news today: * July was driest for 20 years in Northern Ireland but sunshine was in short supply * Antrim sexual assault: 18-year-old arrested and remains in police custody - appeal for information * David Trimble funeral: 'Remarkable' how many non-Protestants were working for UUP leader in 1998 says Austen Morgan * Michael D Higgins Ukraine row: Spokesperson says he has repeatedly condemned 'illegal, immoral and unjustifiable Russian invasion Opinion: * Letters: PSNI can find money from their overstretched budget to put Pride rainbow livery on vehicles – so why don't they do this for other causes? * Transgender activists' grip on our institutions may be loosening after trio of big victories for women and children Other news: * Giraffe 'laboured for two hours' before giving birth naturally to 5ft 7ins baby * RUC, UDR, army veterans: Pair's 'Big Dander' raises £9,000 for veterans' charity Heading into August, (crazy we know) make sure you don't miss this months INSIDER + REWARDS offers before they end! Now open to all Insiders.  With discounts on food & drink, health & beauty products and more, there's something for everyone. Whether it's a treat for you or someone you care for, grab yourself a summer saving with the News Letter. If you're not a subscriber you can sign up here and save 50% off an annual subscription Use the code SUM50           John Finlay: Funeral details released for DUP councillor           David Trimble funeral: Northern Ireland Protocol was his unfinished business ... it needs to change, says Doug Beattie           Giraffe 'laboured for two hours' before giving birth naturally to 5ft 7ins baby           Unions expect strike vote as more councils hit by action           Antrim sexual assault: 18-year-old arrested and remains in police custody - appeal for information           Profits soaring at Northern Ireland's top companies           Transgender activists' grip on our institutions may be loosening after trio of big victories for women and children           Judges overturns bail decision for man accused of murdering his mother           Michael D Higgins issues clarification in row over wife's Ukraine letter               John Coulter: Today's MLAs hold the legacy David Trimble and the 'Class of 1998' in their hands     PSNI can find money from their overstretched budget to put Pride rainbow livery on vehicles – so why don't they do this for other causes?                           Judokas Yasmin Javadian and Nathon Burns add to medal haul             Rhys McCleanghan proud to medal despite bittersweet feeling     Harry Tector upbeat about Ireland's summer so far     BBC Sport NI confirmed first live-streamed Irish League fixtures                           View more news

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