Former soldier acquitted of murder of Catholic man Adrian Carroll in 'UDR Four' case denied compensation

The Met Office has updated its forecast for Northern Ireland - Disruption possible

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Subscribe              Mar 6, 2023           Good morning From the News Letter in print and online today News: * ​A former UDR soldier acquitted of involvement in the murder of a Catholic man 40 years ago has lost a High Court challenge to being denied compensation * The Avenue cinema, café & bar set to open at CastleCourt Belfast on March 10, creating 50 jobs * Met office issue yellow weather warning for Northern Ireland - Disruption possible * ​DUP leader urged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to give unionists a reality check on his deal with the EU to solve problems with the NI Protocol Opinion: * Owen Polley: It would be outrageous to sideline unionists, still the biggest group in Stormont * News Letter editorial on Monday March 6 2023 Have you considered subscribing to the News Letter? Our most popular Digital + plan costs £10.99 with a range of benefits including ad free articles and access to the newspaper edition app on mobile, tablet and desktop. Check all the options here           Former soldier acquitted of murder of Catholic man Adrian Carroll in 'UDR Four' case denied compensation           Officer injured after vehicle fails to stop for police - PSNI appeal for information           The Met Office has updated its forecast for Northern Ireland - Disruption possible           The 28,000 sq. ft space boasts nine lavish 60-seat auditoriums each kitted out with state-of-the-art technology           Sir Jeffrey Donaldson yesterday urged Rishi Sunak to give unionists a reality check on his EU           Motorway partially reopened northbound following RTC- southbound remains closed - seek alternative route           Unionists slam Naomi Long calls for end to one party veto over Stormont government               'The injury to my ankle is probably the toughest year I've had as a professional rugby player.'     The Kawasaki rider is sixth in the World Superbike Championship after the first two rounds                           Owen Polley: It would be outrageous to sideline unionists, still the biggest group in Stormont             Editorial: Ditching minority protections for unionists would defy the spirit of the prime minister's essay     Letter: The Windsor Framework does not replace the protocol, but it does and always could amend it     Letter: If DUP accepts protocol deal it would be refreshingly honest if it also admits the consequences of doing so                           View more news

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