NI Executive looks set to approve indoor gatherings of up to six people

	Jun 22, 2020


	Arlene Foster’s ex-spad had close links to Moy Park – and did not formally declare conflict of interest

	In January 2016, as civil servants and ministers were desperately moving to shut RHI after realising that London was not going to pay the full bill after all, senior Moy Park executive Mike Mullan sent a “confidential” note to senior colleagues, saying that “we were unofficially briefed last week that the RHI will soon be closed”.

Indoor gatherings of up to six people to receive green light today - decision expected imminently

The Northern Ireland Executive looks set to approve indoor gatherings of up to six people from different households later today.

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