Support for Jamie Bryson after young son threatened in vile phone call

Rise in home heating oil cost heightens fears of deepening cost of living crisis

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Subscribe              Aug 19, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Hello from the team at the News Letter   In the news today: * A rise in the cost of home heating oil – following several weeks of steady decreases – has heightened fears that the cost-of-living crisis is set to deepen. * Justice Minister Naomi Long is among those expressing support for Jamie Bryson after his son was threatened with severe sexual assault in a chilling telephone call * A strike by council staff in Mid Ulster has ended with the head of the Unite trade union heralding a "pay victory" for staff. * A community justice body that works closely with the PSNI has had its main source of funding suspended due to concerns over potential "financial irregularities". * NI Protocol: Jim Allister warns against buying into promises by Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak Opinion: * Jeremy Burchill: Northern Ireland politics suffers a dose of 'midsummer madness' * Morning View: A-level grades disparity shows the real value of exams Subscribe to our digital subscription package at HALF PRICE for a limited time only. Use the code SUM50 at checkout           Support for Jamie Bryson after young son threatened in vile phone call           Belfast city centre death now being treated as murder           Coroner's appeal for SAS shooting witnesses           Troubles legacy bill still open to negotiation: Vara           Monkeypox vaccine distributed to trusts           Community justice body has Stormont funding suspended           Next PM urged to provide 'UK-wide' help           Rise in home heating oil cost heightens fears of deepening cost of living crisis           Justification for mass P&O sackings 'shown to be false' as owners of ferry firm post record-busting three-quarters of a billion pounds in profit           A-level results 2022: Pupils in Northern Ireland trounce every other region when it comes to As and A*s           Feile an Phobail fallout continues: Major motor dealer Agnew Group suspends worker over West Belfast Festival posting               A-level grades disparity shows the real value of exams     Jeremy Burchill: Northern Ireland politics suffers a dose of 'midsummer madness'                           'Still hope for North West 200' says Ulster road racing legend Phillip McCallen             David Healy urges Blues to stand up and keep Euro dream alive     Peco Bagnaia celebrates British Grand Prix victory     Linfield hit by two-goal lead loss in late Europa first-leg drama                           View more news

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