Ben Lowry: It would be madness to get rid of Northern Ireland’s publicly funded MOT system

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1 Mar, 2020 Ben Lowry: It would be madness to get rid of Northern Ireland's publicly funded MOT system Politicians at Stormont are so wedded to UK taxpayer-funded subsidies, and so inclined to complain about lack of money in all walks of public life, that some critics fear we can never have responsible government here. Latest News Ben Lowry: There will be an internal UK trade border in the Irish Sea, whatever Michael Gove says Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill want to meet the minister Michael Gove about EU negotiations. We will await with much interest the outcome of the NI Audit Office report into the £2.5m Invest NI loan to Wrightbus It has been reported that the Northern Ireland Audit Office is to investigate the £2.5 million loan made to Wrightbus just months before the company went into administration. Is equity release right for me? With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice? Promoted by Age Partnership Ben Lowry: There will be an internal UK border in the Irish Sea, whatever Michael Gove says Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill want to meet the minister Michael Gove about EU negotiations. Five-bedroom Georgian rectory with paddock and personality Hervey Hill Rectory is a five-bedroom country house with both history and character. Sport Update Michael Dunlop announces PBM Ducati ride for 2020 Isle of Man TT Michael Dunlop has announced on social media that he is set to ride a Ducati V4 for Paul Bird's British Superbike team at the international road races in 2020. Jonathan Rea 'so frustrated' after high-speed crash in opening World Superbike race at Phillip Island Jonathan Rea endured a frustrating start to the 2020 World Superbike Championship as the Northern Ireland rider failed to score any points after crashing out at high speed at Phillip Island in Australia. Oran Kearney gives update on Chris Johns' future Oran Kearney says there is a possibility that Chris Johns will remain at Coleraine despite the keeper being linked with a move to Linfield. And finally... Coronavirus could hit us more ways than we think The coronavirus crisis is scary and, as I type this, I still don't know if we can get on a plane to Europe late next week to celebrate our grandson's birthday. See all the day's news here

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