UUP leader Doug Beattie: Bloody Sunday was wrong and must never happen again

Puppy farmers blamed after dog is dumped to die in a ditch

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Subscribe              Jan 31, 2022           Thank you for receiving our email newsletters. If you haven't already, you can subscribe to our website, newsletter.co.uk for just £1 a month for 3 months - and it couldn't be easier.  Signing up will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content. To learn more, visit our Subscriptions page here.           Beattie: Bloody Sunday was wrong and must never happen again           UUP leader Doug Beattie has stirred debate by issuing a video statement calling the actions of British soldiers on Bloody Sunday "wrong" and saying it must never happen again.                 Puppy farmers blamed after dog is dumped to die in a ditch   A dog suffering terrible pain and dumped in a ditch by suspected puppy farmers has been put to sleep by the USPCA in what the animal organisation describes as 'a horrible and distressing case.'           Final farewell to fatal workplace accident victim John Traynor as mourners told he was 'a good and gentle man'   The victim of a fatal workplace mishap has been described as a good and gentle man who had "lived life to the full".           Bungalow fire being treated as suspicious   An investigation is under way after a fire broke out at an elderly woman's house in the Brone Park area of Garvagh, Co Londonderry.           Agriculture calendar raises £28,000 for Northern Ireland Air Ambulance   Amateur photographers raises money for NI Air Ambulance in memory of Harry Steele           Owen Polley: Beattie tweets furore makes it harder for UUP to have good election   Like many unionists, I would like to see a credible, revived Ulster Unionist Party.           The killing of two RUC officers in Londonderry was the backdrop to Bloody Sunday   A letter from Lyle Cubitt:           The DUP gets weaker within grassroots unionism   A letter from John Mulholland:                 View more news

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Jim Wells: There could be a twist in tale of DUP South Down nomination

DUP Stormont threats 'about election, not the NI Protocol'

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Subscribe              Jan 31, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning In the news today: * DUP's Diane Forsythe more likely to be elected in South Down than Edwin Poots: Alliance candidate Patrick Brown. * Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI): Take a look at the officers new uniform. * An investigation is under way after a fire broke out at an elderly woman's house. * Stormont must not become paralysed by repeated DUP threats to collapse the institutions, Conor Murphy has warned. * Jim Wells: I have to accept my DUP career has ended in humiliation. Opinion: * Owen Polley: Doug Beattie's tweets furore makes it harder for UUP to have a good Assembly election. * Letters: The killing of two RUC officers in Londonderry was the backdrop to Bloody Sunday.   Thank you for receiving our email newsletters. If you haven't already, you can subscribe to our website, newsletter.co.uk for just £1 a month for 3 months - and it couldn't be easier.  Signing up will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content. To learn more, visit our Subscriptions page here.           Jim Wells: There could be a twist in tale of DUP South Down nomination           Bungalow fire being treated as suspicious           DUP Stormont threats 'about election, not the NI Protocol'           Ex-soldier Tugendhadt on PM manoeuvres           Jim Wells: I have to accept my DUP career has ended in humiliation           The killing of two RUC officers in Londonderry was the backdrop to Bloody Sunday           Chapter Chat: Sir knight and triathlete Russell White aiming for success at third Commonwealth Games           DUP's Diane Forsythe more likely to be elected in South Down than Edwin Poots: Alliance candidate Patrick Brown               Owen Polley: Beattie tweets furore makes it harder for UUP to have good election     Government has chance to deal with the poison of the Northern Ireland Protocol                           David Jeffrey delighted to bring in 'exciting young talent'             Lee Johnston announces team manager role and confirms British Supersport bid in 2022                     View more news

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