Chris Heaton-Harris and Stormont parties to resume talks at Hillsborough Castle on restoration of power-sharing

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Subscribe              Jan 15, 2024           Good afternoon readers,   This is the News Letter so far today. Keep up-to-date with newsletter.co.uk/news. You can also buy the paper in all good newsagents.   Don't miss: Editorial: Nato exercise drill including 20,000 British troops is a timely display of resolve Jamie Bryson: As the DUP will realise, Article 6 rights of the Acts of Union cannot be restored without restoring Article 6 Owen Polley: The Rwanda bill this week could mean a tricky start to 2024 for unionists   Increasing concern for missing Sarah Gibson who is wearing black fingerless gloves and walks with slight limp           Chris Heaton-Harris and Stormont parties to resume talks at Hillsborough Castle on restoration of power-sharing           Met Office Yellow weather warning for snow and ice in place until Tuesday morning bringing disruption for motorists           UUP and Alliance say 'negotiations are over' as talks resume in Hillsborough           'Minimal and emergency services only will be available throughout Northern Ireland, similar to Christmas Day, at best'           Leading Tory MP calls for law to protect core services during NI strikes           Urgent appeal to find missing youngster (13) Grayson Magill last seen wearing a parka coat with fur hood           'Passengers may be concerned for their safety should a vehicle they intend to hire be displaying the Union Flag'           New faces, farms and stories from the four corners of NI are set to be shown on latest series of Rare Breed           Masked man threatens teenage girl and her mother while baby is asleep in same house           Belfast City Council bid to include Northern Ireland features on new Irish passport appears to have failed           Robert Burns may never have visited Ireland, but Ulsterman of all hues beat a path to his door               'Emergency talks' to be held on pig industry crisis in Northern Ireland (1974)                           "I got myself back into the game at 4-3 but I couldn't kick on from there."             'When I went to talk to them I knew it was the place to go...it's a great club and a big club.'     Donegal man Richard Kerr was declared champion after a rival team was found to have breached regulations     The Northern Irishman hooked his tee-shot into the water at the 18th to leave the door open                 View more news

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