'Come into my parlour said the spider to the fly': Unionism should give no credence to Irish unity event says Allister

Change to GP contracts in Northern Ireland 'the biggest for decades and will help stem closure of GP surgeries'

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Good morning from the team at the News Letter From print and online today News Traffic & Travel: Busy Belfast route closed due to a filling station fire has reopened 'Come into my parlour said the spider to the fly': Unionism should give no credence to Irish unity event addressed by former taoiseach Bertie Ahern says Jim Allister Change to GP contracts in Northern Ireland 'the biggest for decades' and will help stem closure of GP surgeries says Dr Alan Stout   Opinion Ruth Dudley Edwards: ​Migrants come to Ireland because it is a softer touch even than the UK Letter: There is a revolution in wider unionism taking place that might come with a small price Editorial: Israel is right to fight on in its defence but also to look at the ceasefire plan​   Did you know you  can subscribe to the News Letter to help us bring you the latest news and opinion and gain access to our Premium content and app? Top columnists include Ruth Dudley Edwards and Owen Polley along with insights and analysis from News Letter editor Ben Lowry.  Subscribe today with your first month only £1, then £10.99 per month, to experience all the benefits of a subscription.         Change to GP contracts in Northern Ireland 'the biggest for decades and will help stem closure of GP surgeries'           News           'Come into my parlour said the spider to the fly': Unionism should give no credence to Irish unity event says Allister           In pictures: Turning on the style at the Down Royal Club Mixers May Day Student Races at Down Royal Racecourse           'I am looking forward to building 'upon the school's success and to serve the wider Ballymoney community'           Early Easter and bad weather contribute to drop in spring retail sales figures           Hundreds take part in anti-immigration protest in Dublin - ordinary people say 'enough is enough'           Funding for a series of all-island projects has been announced by the Irish government           First signs of summer on way with sunshine and 19C expected by weekend           Service for family man, farmer and UDR man shot while feeding livestock                 Sport               'I must come in because of my license for the European games, but Declan Caddell will be the new man'     Seanan Clucas on Carrick switch: 'Everything lined up really well in terms of the thoughts and ambitions of the Club'                 Opinion                     Ruth Dudley Edwards: ​Migrants come to Ireland because it is a softer touch even than the UK             Ulster Unionist quartet imply that only the two unionist parties who implement the protocol should stand in election     Letter: There is a revolution in wider unionism taking place that might come with a small price     Editorial: Israel is right to fight on in its defence but also to look at the ceasefire plan​                 View more news

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