Two more die and 1,585 new infections in last 24 hours - NI hospitals now at 103% occupancy

Funeral of tragic principal Francis Lagan held today

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Subscribe              Nov 30, 2021             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon Last chance to take advantage of our Black Friday biggest sale ever. We're offering readers an unprecedented 50% off annual digital subscriptions. Check out using promo code BlackFriday50. Offer closes at midnight. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your continued support.  In the news this afternoon: * Local schoolboy appeals for 'a superhero to give me some bone marrow' to help him stay alive - Olcan Wilkes needs a match soon and doctors say "9 months is too long to wait" * New vaccination clinics across Northern Ireland will offer booster jabs to those aged 50 and over, as well as those over 40 who had their second jab six months ago. * Ruth Dudley Edwards: It is superficial to blame religion for the Troubles in Northern Ireland           Covid NI: How to apply for a Covid passport in Northern Ireland explained           Stormont ministers have voted for Covid passports to be introduced in Northern Ireland next month, but what are they and how to get one?                 Stormont opens booster clinics across NI to take fight to Omnicron variant   The Department of Health is opening new Covid vaccination hubs and clinics across NI this week to speed up Covid booster jab delivery as the Omicron variant spreads.           What is Omicron Variant, what are the symptoms and travel restrictions?   There has been growing concern about the new covid Omicron Variant throughout the UK, but what is it and what are the symptoms?           Arlene Arkinson disappearance: Council backs call for public inquiry   Derry City and Strabane Council has backed calls for Justice Minister Naomi Long to establish a full public inquiry into the RUC investigation into Arlene Arkinson's disappearance.           WATCH: Local schoolboy appeals for 'a superhero to give me some bone marrow' to help him stay alive   A local schoolboy with a life-threatening condition is appealing for people to become bone marrow donors and help save his life.           Covid NI: Two more die and 1,585 new infections in last 24 hours - NI hospitals now at 103% occupancy   Another two people have died with Covid-19, the Department of Health has revealed.           PICTURES: Funeral of tragic principal Francis Lagan today   The funeral of a Northern Ireland principal killed after a tree hit his car during stormy weather has taken place.           Coleraine tragedy: Deceased named as Nigel McGraw and Russell McAfee   The two men who died suddenly in Coleraine have been named locally as Nigel McGraw and Russell McAfee.           DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has encouraged the public to get the Covid-19 vaccination after receiving his booster jab.   Sir Jeffrey received his booster at the Ulster Hospital on the outskirts of Belfast as the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation recommended it is offered to all over-18s.                 View more news

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Funeral of tragic principal Francis Lagan held today + Sudden death of two men: PSNI give assurances there is ‘no immediate risk to the public’

Sudden death of two men: PSNI give assurances there is 'no immediate risk to the public'

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Subscribe              Nov 30, 2021             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Welcome to your daily news update from the News Letter   In the news: * Louise Haigh has been removed as Labour's Northern Ireland spokesperson, less than a week after she said she would not campaign for NI to stay in the UK in a border poll. * The funeral of a Northern Ireland principal killed after a tree hit his car during stormy weather is taking place. * DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has encouraged the public to get the Covid-19 vaccination after receiving his booster jab. Opinion: * Ruth Dudley Edwards: It is superficial to blame religion for the Troubles in Northern Ireland. * It's unclear if Keir Starmer was annoyed at Louise Haigh over border poll — she says there is no disagreement — but he had reason to be so. Sport: * Nick Timoney has started the new season where he left off the last - the back row has been one of Ulster's star performances over the first six games in the United Rugby Championship.   Today is the last chance to take advantage of our Black Friday biggest sale ever. We're offering readers an unprecedented 50% off annual digital subscriptions. Check out using promo code BlackFriday50. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your continued support.            Louise Haigh is dropped as Labour Northern Ireland shadow secretary           Louise Haigh has been dropped as Labour's Northern Ireland spokesperson, less than a week after she said she would not campaign for NI to stay in the UK in a border poll.                 DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has encouraged the public to get the Covid-19 vaccination after receiving his booster jab.   Sir Jeffrey received his booster at the Ulster Hospital on the outskirts of Belfast as the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation recommended it is offered to all over-18s.           Funeral of tragic principal Francis Lagan held today   The funeral of a Northern Ireland principal killed after a tree hit his car during stormy weather is taking place soon.           Sudden death of two men: PSNI assure 'no immediate risk to the public'   The PSNI and Fire Service have been called to a house at Elm's Park area of Coleraine.           New bypass route hopes to remove town centre traffic   Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has announced details of public information events to highlight the preferred route for the A29 Cookstown Bypass and Sandholes Link Road.           Life's a beach for volunteers of clean-up group   A group of environmentally conscious volunteers is to thank for the monthly beach cleans taking place along a stunning stretch of Co Down coastline.               It's unclear if Keir Starmer was annoyed at Louise Haigh, but he should have been   News Letter editorial of Tuesday November 30 2021:       Peter Hain slams Government's 'morally corrupt' Troubles amnesty plan   Former Secretary of State for Peter Hain has described the Government's legacy proposals as set out in a Command Paper last July as "legally dubious, constitutionally dangerous and morally corrupt".                             Roddy Grant highlights Ulster value of 'brilliant' Nick Timoney across all areas           Nick Timoney has started the new season where he left off the last - the back row has been one of Ulster's star performances over the first six games in the United Rugby Championship.                   Ralf Rangnick aims to help Manchester United squad 'fulfil their potential'   New interim manager Ralf Rangnick aims to help a Manchester United squad "full of talent" fulfil their potential during his short spell in charge.       Nine-goal Northern Ireland thrash North Macedonia with Kirsty McGuinness treble   Kirsty McGuinness hit a hat-trick as Northern Ireland boosted their hopes of qualification for the 2023 Women's World Cup with a crushing 9-0 win over North Macedonia.       Stephen O'Donnell proud of Coleraine's defensive record   It probably wasn't a big surprise that the defences came out on top in Saturday's massive game at The Showgrounds.                   View more news

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