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News Letter
8 Aug, 2019
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Family’s nightmare after Northway crash
The family of a 72-year-old woman, who died in an accident in Portadown on Sunday, have spoken of their nightmare as her husband fights for his life in hospital.
Latest News
Leo Varadkar interview: We will oppose direct rule for Northern Ireland

Leo Varadkar has objected to the implementation of direct rule in Northern Ireland – something which both Downing Street and the Northern Ireland Civil Service believes will be necessary if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

No deal Brexit risks cull of 45,000 Northern Ireland cattle, reports BBC Newsnight

Some 45,000 Northern Ireland dairy cows, in the event of a no-deal Brexit if new higher tariffs are applied to British milk, it has been claimed.

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Tactical support PSNI called for stone throwing children

A PSNI Tactical Support Group was called in after a gang of up to 15 young people were reported to be throwing stones in north Belfast.

These are the UK’s 10 most desirable jobs – and what they pay

The top 10 most sought-after job roles in the UK have been revealed.

Sport Update
Superbike pacesetter Peter Hickman says ‘all going to plan’ after 131mph lap at Ulster Grand Prix

Smiths Racing rider Peter Hickman set the early pace in the Superbike class with a 131mph lap at the fonaCAB Ulster Grand Prix on Wednesday.

Cliftonville devastated as legendary boss Tommy Breslin dies

Former Cliftonville boss Tommy Breslin has died.

Opening practice at Ulster Grand Prix hit by rain and oil spill on frustrating day at Dundrod

A frustrating opening day at the fonaCAB Ulster Grand Prix saw the Supersport and Superstock qualifying sessions called off following a long delay.

And finally...
Police investigate allegations after council withholds funding for Pride festival

The PSNI has confirmed it is investigating after councillors at Newry Mourne and Down District Council voted to suspend part of a £125,000 grant for a Pride festival.

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