No united Ireland for generations to come, insists Doug Beattie as UUP launch election manifesto

Temporary pause of births at Lagan Valley Hospital after 'concerns raised about very small number of cases who have birthed in the unit'

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Subscribe              Mar 31, 2022                 Advice for customers as P&O Ferries service between Cairnryan and Larne to remain suspended until April 12           The Consumer Council has issued advice to customers following a P&O Ferries announcement that services between Cairnryan and Larne will remain suspended until April 12.                 Four men arrested after brutal gun attack on teenager in family home in front of 11-year-old released after questioning   A teenager was beaten with a baseball bat before being shot in the leg.           Rathcoole murder: Killing of Roy Reynolds 'has left a huge void' says family   A statement has been issued from the Ulster Unionist Party on behalf of the relatives of murder victim Roy 'Fobby' Reynolds.           No united Ireland for generations to come, insists UUP leader Doug Beattie   Ulster Unionist Party leader Doug Beattie claimed there will not be a united Ireland for generations as he urged voters to set aside the constitutional question to focus on the cost-of-living crisis.           Tories becoming an English nationalist party, says DUP MP   The Conservative Party is becoming more an "English nationalist party" that does not understand what is happening in the devolved nations, a DUP MP has said.           Temporary pause of births at Lagan valley Hospital after 'concerns raised about very small number of cases who have birthed in the unit'   The South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust is temporarily pausing births in the Lagan Valley Hospital's Midwifery Led Unit, it has emerged.           'Children are genuinely worried about the world we're going to leave them'   A new report by Action for Children warns of the challenges facing children today, with one in four (26%) of children surveyed in Northern Ireland worrying about their family having enough money to live comfortably as the cost of living crisis deepens.           Political relationships 'not where they should be', Leo Varadkar tells summit   Political relationships between Northern Ireland, the rest of the UK, and Ireland, are "not where they should be", Leo Varadkar has told a summit in Belfast.                 View more news

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DUP’s Gordon Lyons: Sinn Fein election rally a show of strength for border poll

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Subscribe              Mar 31, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning   From the News Letter in print and online this morning: * Political relationships between Northern Ireland, the rest of the UK, and Ireland, are "not where they should be", Leo Varadkar has told a summit in Belfast. * The Conservative Party is becoming more an "English nationalist party" that does not understand what is happening in the devolved nations, a DUP MP has said. * A man who allegedly took a bag of guns, a smoke grenade and hunting knife into a busy shopping centre declared himself a soldier prepared to die, the High Court heard yesterday. * Sinn Fein's election rally at Belfast's Europa Hotel was a show of strength for a border poll rather than a launch of policies to help families and rebuild the economy, the DUP has said. We have added some new features and benefits for subscribers to the News Letter If you haven't already you can subscribe and continue to help us bring you the important issues, in print and online. Check out the full details at https://www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions/insider-rewards             DUP's Gordon Lyons: Sinn Fein election rally a show of strength for border poll           Political relationships 'not where they should be', Leo Varadkar tells summit           Young boy rushed to hospital after falling down manhole           Tories becoming an English nationalist party, says DUP MP           'Refusal of inquest for my brother confirms Dublin-IRA untouchable'           Soldier 'in shock' after 'accidental discharge' of bullets, court told           'Offensive' Capt Tom tweet: Man avoids jail           Barry's set to reopen ... but under a new name           Weapons accused 'soldier prepared to die'               Punctual puffins arrive for Easter at Rathlin Island     Cost of filling these popular family cars could jump by up to £580 a year                           Rory McIlroy 'happy with where everything is' heading into Masters                           View more news

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