Derry Girls screening ‘could help Good Friday Agreement understanding’ + Northern Ireland: The Alliance Party has submitted the latest bid to recall the Stormont Assembly

Council says elected politicians can't debate anti-Protocol motion because it is 'unlawful'

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Subscribe              Oct 19, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning In the news today: * Cost of Living Crisis: How everyday food items have risen in price in the past 12 months * Northern Ireland legacy bill: Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris planing 'host of improvements' to draft legislation * Veteran DUP MP says he wants to see party merge with UUP to create single united unionist entity * Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has restated his intention to call a Stormont Assembly if the executive is not reformed by October 28 Opinion: * Morning View: Makers of royal TV dramas should show sensitivity * Jonny McCambridge: The wheel of misfortune: multiple problems in a multi-storey car park * News Letter Letters: Footballers' song caused great upset * Dr William H Kitchen: Campaign against academic selection looks set to continue             Council says elected politicians cannot debate anti-Protocol motion because it is 'unlawful'           Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris targeting 'host of improvements' to legacy Bill           Derry Girls screening 'could help Good Friday Agreement understanding'           Northern Ireland: The Alliance Party has submitted the latest bid to recall the Stormont Assembly.           Sinn Fein minister's addition of Irish language to Glider audio prompts unionist criticism           Heartbreak expressed online after sudden death of Ballymena man Mark Herbison           Three men charged in connection with theft of high-value mobile phones and other electronic devices from local stores           Patients will be asked how their treatment for breast cancer was impacted by Covid               Ulster target history in South Africa but Jonny Bell wary over Sharks bite     Linfield bounce back from derby blues by beating Glenavon in late show                           A letter from Glen Espie BEM, Worshipful District Master and Walter Millar, District Secretary             Jonny McCambridge: The wheel of misfortune: multiple problems in a multi-storey car park     Dr William H Kitchen: Campaign against academic selection looks set to continue     News Letter Morning View: Makers of royal TV dramas should show sensitivity                           View more news

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