Cost-of-living crisis: Teachers and healthcare workers in call for better pay

Doug Beattie: I'll take UUP into Executive even if NI Protocol is still in place + Taoiseach to speak at Hume Foundation seminar in Londonderry

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Subscribe              Apr 1, 2022             Michael Cousins Managing Editor Hello from the News letter In the news today: * Taoiseach to speak at Hume Foundation seminar in Londonderry. * Pay battles looming in cost-of-living crisis. * Grave concerns over new red diesel rules dismissed: Carla Lockhart. * Anti-protocol rally: we want an apology from Doug Beattie – not a meeting. * Farmers warn of possible milk shortage for Northern Ireland. Opinion: * Norman Hamilton: 'We need to decide what the PSNI are actually for: stopping violence and gangs or policing opinions' * Letters: 'Got Brexit done?' Not exactly – the Protocol is a wretched deal from a weak government. 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 www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions           Cost-of-living crisis: Teachers and healthcare workers in call for better pay           Doug Beattie: I'll take UUP into Executive even if NI Protocol is still in place           Another 28 Covid-linked deaths registered in NI in latest weekly figures           Plans for NI's 'first' £57m world class wellness resort           Taoiseach to speak at Hume Foundation seminar in Londonderry           Pay battles looming in cost-of-living crisis           Businesses 'should highlight protocol benefits'           NI Tory: We're not hiding from protocol               'We need to decide what the PSNI are actually for: stopping violence and gangs or policing opinions'     It's nationalist Brit-bashing that really fuels sectarianism – not Brexiteers                           Declan Caddell determined to sign off Crues career in style             Rangers midfielder Megan Bell among names to return to Northern Ireland squad     Rangers pull plug on Sydney Super Cup and Celtic friendly     Belfast Giants' Conway focus on every game                 Support people fleeing the devastating conflict in Ukraine: donate to the DEC appeal. Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) charities and their local partners are in Ukraine and in neighbouring countries providing food, water, shelter and medical assistance. Learn more and donate what you can today           View more news

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