Victims of terrorism "deserve so much better", says daughter of man killed in a bomb attack in Co Fermanagh

The price of some of the most popular branded food products have as much as doubled in the last two years, research has found

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Subscribe              Nov 15, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon From the News Letter today: People: Ann Simpson, who lost her father to terrorists has spoken about how 'Victims of terrorism "deserve so much better"'. Her father, Joseph Calvin, was a 51-year-old council worker and part-time police officer, who was killed when a bomb went off under his car in Enniskillen on November 17, 1972 Opinion: 📣 Ruth Dudley Edwards writes in the Tuesday News Letter and online: Perhaps Professor Harvey is too sensitive for social media.  Morning View remembers Eamon Phoenix - A historian who grasped the value of newspapers Cost of Living: 🍅 The cost of Heinz Tomato Ketchup has increased by 53% since 2020, according to a Which? survey, as inflation continues to hit food prices. Which? compared the prices of the 79 items at major supermarkets over a 30-day period from September 21 to October 20 Business: 🗃️ NI Cyber, the collaborative network of companies developing world-leading cybersecurity technologies from Northern Ireland, is partnering with Cyber Runway, the innovation fast track for entrepreneurs, start-ups and scaleups to bring a two-day event to Catalyst, Belfast.  What's On: 🎄 As we near the Christmas season councils are starting to announce the official date of their 'Christmas Light Switch On'. There'll be more to come over the next few weeks.  Sport: 🏍️ Andrew Irwin has made the move back to Honda Racing UK for the 2023 British Superbike Championship. The Northern Ireland rider teams up with Tom Neave and replaces his older brother Glenn in the line-up, who will ride for Paul Bird's Ducati outfit next season             Victims of terrorism "deserve so much better", says daughter of man killed in a bomb attack in Co Fermanagh           Two charged criminal damage, disorderly behaviour and burglary with intent after Barclays Bank paint attack           Money taken from licensed premises after shop assistant held at knife-point           Urgent appeal to find missing chef from the Lough Erne resort, Gareth Tilley           Eamon Phoenix: Funeral details released for highly respected historian           Legal papers for Northern Ireland protocol case 'held by customs'           The price of some of the most popular branded food products have as much as doubled           Vicky Phelan: Heartbreak for family as death leaves a void in their lives that "at this point seems impossible to fill"               "I plan to have a really good off season and work hard and try to come into 2023 season in the best shape possible."     Kym Nelson seals Ballymena win over Crusaders with superb strike from distance                           Morning View: Eamon Phoenix - A historian who grasped the value of newspapers             Letters: Taking back control of borders does not apply in Northern Ireland     Letters: Royal Albert Hall service was devoid of Christian content     Letters: No all Ireland any time soon                           View more news

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