Boy, aged nine, dies after collision involving scrambler bikes in Dunclug area of Ballymena; second boy aged 13 in critical condition

Another three deaths recorded in Northern Ireland in latest weekly Covid-19 update

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Subscribe              Jun 17, 2022                 Boy, aged nine, dies after collision involving scrambler bikes           A nine-year-old boy has died and another boy is in a critical condition in hospital after a crash involving scrambler bikes in Co Antrim.                 Another three deaths recorded in Northern Ireland in latest weekly Covid-19 update           Watergate 50th anniversary: Nixon's presidency was nothing short of a calamity   On his last night in the White House, Richard Nixon reminisced with Henry Kissinger about the triumphs – and, of course, the trials and tribulations – of the previous five-and-a-half years.           Savers have been punished for too long to help borrowers and need some relief   News Letter editorial on Monday June 17 2022:           Sinn Fein is cynically trying to weaponise poverty against DUP   A letter from the former Ulster Unionist Party chairman David Campbell:           EU threat to check luggage 'could hit economy'   EU threats to revisit checks on the personal luggage of people coming from Great Britain into Northern Ireland has the potential to damage tourism, a Queen's University economist has warned.           Republic 'would be hit harder than rest of EU' in a trade war   An EU-threatened trade war with the United Kingdom would leave the Irish Republic worse off compared to any other of the 26 European states, a leading economist has warned.           Use of spit and bite guards to be made permanent in Northern Ireland policing   The use of spit and bite guards is to be made permanent in frontline policing in Northern Ireland.           Line of Duty star Martin Compston 'didn't sing IRA lyrics' at fan gathering   Line of Duty star Martin Compston has provoked a backlash after a video circulated online appears to show him joining in celebrations where Celtic fans sang IRA chants.           Jonny McCambridge: Unravelling the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge mystery (part 2)   Now, where were we?           Workaround found to deliver £650 payments to help with rising cost of living   Direct payments of up to £650 will be made to those in greatest need amid the rising cost of living after a funding mechanism for Northern Ireland was agreed.                 View more news

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