More than 300 EU laws govern life in Northern Ireland now due to Protocol.

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Mar 22, 2022

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In the news today:

* More than 300 EU laws govern life in Northern Ireland now due to Protocol

* NI Terrorism threat level has been lowered from SEVERE to SUBSTANTIAL

* £10m Dobbies flagship store to bring 100 jobs

* Funeral details released for popular NI businessman Ciaran McGurgan after his sudden passing

Opinion:

* Morning View: The slow pace of progress at Stormont on RHI reforms is hardly a surprise

* Ruth Dudley Edwards: This newspaper takes a brave stand, despite libel risks

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	More than 300 EU laws govern life in Northern Ireland now due to Protocol

More than 300 EU laws govern life in Northern Ireland now due to Protocol

NI Terrorism threat level has been lowered from SEVERE to SUBSTANTIAL

NI Terrorism threat level has been lowered from SEVERE to SUBSTANTIAL

RHI: Fewer than half of renewable heat scheme inquiry recommendations have been implemented

RHI: Fewer than half of renewable heat scheme inquiry recommendations have been implemented

£10m Dobbies flagship store to bring 100 jobs

£10m Dobbies flagship store to bring 100 jobs

Sadness at sudden death of Ciaran McGurgan

Sadness at sudden death of Ciaran McGurgan

Funeral details released for popular businessman Ciaran McGurgan after his sudden passing

Minister announces £800m for building at 28 schools

Minister announces £800m for building at 28 schools

Mercedes stolen from NI owner without using vehicle's keys - PSNI urge 'vehicle owners to be vigilant, especially those with keyless entry cars'

Mercedes stolen from NI owner without using vehicle's keys - PSNI urge 'vehicle owners to be vigilant, especially those with keyless entry cars'

The slow pace of progress at Stormont on RHI reforms is hardly a surprise

The slow pace of progress at Stormont on RHI reforms is hardly a surprise

Ruth Dudley Edwards: This newspaper takes a brave stand, despite libel risks

Ruth Dudley Edwards: This newspaper takes a brave stand, despite libel risks

Jonny Evans back from injury in Northern Ireland recall for Luxembourg friendly

Jonny Evans back from injury in Northern Ireland recall for Luxembourg friendly

Domestic blues but Oran Kearney sights on Coleraine’s European goal

Domestic blues but Oran Kearney sights on Coleraine’s European goal

Tribute to Morton McKnight as ‘enthusiastic and energetic’ football figure

Tribute to Morton McKnight as ‘enthusiastic and energetic’ football figure

Neil Kernohan on comeback trail after suffering broken neck in Armoy crash

Neil Kernohan on comeback trail after suffering broken neck in Armoy crash





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