Rwanda Bill: Tory rebel says the Windsor Framework is a 'very real problem' for PM Rishi Sunak's Rwanda Bill

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Jan 11, 2024

Good afternoon,

Here is the online version of the News Letter today.

Also read:

* Editorial: There is a lack of informed debate in Northern Ireland on the merit of strikes by public sector workers

* Letter: Balance of the Good Friday Agreement has been upset due to actions of Irish government since Brexit referendum

* Graham Gudgin: Yes, the sea border is an outrage but we will have to work with it

Kevin Conway: Funeral notice issued for murder victim by family


	Rwanda Bill: Tory rebel argues Windsor Framework could make NI an 'access point' for people seeking asylum in the UK

Rwanda Bill: Tory rebel argues Windsor Framework could make NI an 'access point' for people seeking asylum in the UK

Former IRA members to give evidence to inquest into SAS ambush which killed four Republicans at Clonoe

Former IRA members to give evidence to inquest into SAS ambush which killed four Republicans at Clonoe

Northern Ireland 'lagging woefully behind' comparable countries in survival rates for a number of cancers

Northern Ireland 'lagging woefully behind' comparable countries in survival rates for a number of cancers

TUV have questioned the 'curious' refusal by Invest NI to release Windsor Framework investment figures

TUV have questioned the 'curious' refusal by Invest NI to release Windsor Framework investment figures

Vegan advertising blitz across NI may be reaction to QUB findings, says UUP

Vegan advertising blitz across NI may be reaction to QUB findings, says UUP

Man fined £50,000 for destroying historic lime kilns near Lisburn in Co Antrim

Man fined £50,000 for destroying historic lime kilns near Lisburn in Co Antrim

'A well performing planning function is key to instilling confidence in the market for potential investors'

'A well performing planning function is key to instilling confidence in the market for potential investors'

Graham Gudgin: Yes, the sea border is an outrage but we will have to work with it

Graham Gudgin: Yes, the sea border is an outrage but we will have to work with it

Mother says day of unified strike action may cause ‘meltdowns’ for son

Mother says day of unified strike action may cause ‘meltdowns’ for son

Northern Ireland hotel to host ‘first of its kind’ arm wrestling event with competitors from across UK

Northern Ireland hotel to host ‘first of its kind’ arm wrestling event with competitors from across UK

Kayakers 'caught by unexpected strong tide' rescued from River Bann - PSNI chief says 'lives were saved as a result'

Kayakers 'caught by unexpected strong tide' rescued from River Bann - PSNI chief says 'lives were saved as a result'

This wonderfully modernised bungalow in Lisburn has lots of potential for expansion

This wonderfully modernised bungalow in Lisburn has lots of potential for expansion

Given the importance of food and drink to the economy, these awards are among the most important events

Given the importance of food and drink to the economy, these awards are among the most important events

'I've always said that the comfort zone isn't where we want the squad to be - we want healthy competition.'

'I've always said that the comfort zone isn't where we want the squad to be - we want healthy competition.'

'Is it too early to start talking about a Ballon d'Or?' - Liverpool fans react to Conor Bradley's performance

'Is it too early to start talking about a Ballon d'Or?' - Liverpool fans react to Conor Bradley's performance

Sven-Goran Eriksson diagnosed with cancer and has 'one year' to live

Sven-Goran Eriksson diagnosed with cancer and has 'one year' to live

'What a boy, what a fantastic character with top potential and he's in the right team because everyone loves him.'

'What a boy, what a fantastic character with top potential and he's in the right team because everyone loves him.'





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