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News Letter
31 Oct, 2019
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Boy (14) crashes car full of teenagers into N.I. field in early hours of Wednesday morning – police dogs locate occupants in nearby hedge
There is shock throughout Northern Ireland after it emerged a 14 year-old was behind the wheel of a vehicle when it crashed into a field in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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Equating police officers with terrorists ‘offensive’, MPs told

Proposals for dealing with the legacy of the Troubles risk equating police officers with terrorists, the chairman of a body representing rank and file officers has warned.

Newtownabbey train window shattered by stone-throwing youth

Police are appealing for information in relation to criminal damage to a passing train in the Jordanstown Road/Glenville Road area of Newtownabbey yesterday (Tuesday).

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Owen Polley: Brexit betrayal comes after two Tory prime ministers refused to put the Irish nationalist grievance-machine back in its box

Many of us feared that Northern Ireland was expendable to Conservative MPs from English constituencies who were determined to get Brexit.

IN PICTURES

Some say you should fear the living more than you should the dead but try telling that to any of the poor souls who witnessed ghostly goings-on in these 14 places in Northern Ireland.

Sport Update
NI League Cup: Linfield finish 1 ahead against Cliftonville to go through to semi-finals

Tuesday nights BetMcLean League Cup game at Windsor Park, Belfast

Skipper James Singleton ignoring Glenavon tale of the tape

Sixteen points may separate Glenavon from Saturday’s opponents Crusaders but captain James Singleton counts the numbers as a false tale of the tape following the 2-2 draw.

Ulster’s Luke Marshall remains resolute amidst midfield injury woe

Luke Marshall has been holding the Ulster midfield together while others around him succumb to injury.

And finally...
New compensation fears for institutional abuse survivors

Victims of abuse at children’s homes and other residential institutions in Northern Ireland fear being let down by yet another delay to a bill for compensation.

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