Good morning

This is your daily update from the team at the News Letter:

* The DUP will refuse to implement the Irish Language Act part of the New Decade New Approach agreement if the Northern Ireland Protocol is not abolished, according to BBC Radio Ulster broadcaster, Stephen Nolan.

* The tragic murder of two women in Newtownabbey at the weekend was an example of violence against women that will be “inevitably” repeated unless action is taken, a former Northern Ireland justice minister has said.

* 'If PSNI chief constable can meet terrorists like one of the corporal killers, he can also meet victims'

* An official at Larne Port involved in administering the Irish Sea border checks has been forced out of their home after receiving serious threats, two senior politicians have said.

And:

* Line of Duty cast and crew reveal behind the scenes secrets

Have a good day

Michael Cousins

Deputy digital editor

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