Cost of living crisis: Credit union heating loans ‘almost double in a month’

Mar 10, 2022

Michael Cousins

Acting Managing Editor

Good morning

In the news today:

* The government has signalled it may dispatch a shipment of Belfast-built Starstreak anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine, as its forces continue to do battle against their Russian foes.

* The Irish Republic’s government will have to face its own hard questions about its role in the Troubles in any ‘legacy process’ aimed at securing justice and truth for the conflict’s victims, a DUP MP said in Dublin yesterday.

* Unionist infighting as ‘flawed’ Integrated Education Bill passes.

* A cheese and onion flavoured chocolate bar might not be everyone’s match made in heaven, but the novelty is certainly proving enough of a factor to drive sales of Tayto’s new creation.

Opinion:

* Letters: Putin may win some more battles – but he has already lost this war.

* Sammy Wilson: It is madness for the government to turn its back on an indigenous source of energy amid gas shortages and huge price rises.

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