The DUP and UUP have affirmed that any move towards Dublin and London taking joint authority over Northern Ireland would be "another very serious Breach of the Belfast Agreement"

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Oct 26, 2022

Good Morning

From the News Letter in print and online this morning:

News:

* DUP and UUP say proposal a serious breach of Good Friday Agreement

* Detectives probing yesterday's East Belfast security alert have charged a man with 'possession of explosives in suspicious circumstances'

* A suspicious object found near a school this morning has been declared as ‘nothing untoward’

* Most pharmacists are being forced to spend hours every day trying to source medicines, MLAs have been told following a warning of shortages and soaring prices

Opinion:

* Ben Lowry: Chris Heaton-Harris stays in office … and unionists should be relieved - but only because it could have been worse

* Letters: Loose talk about Joint Authority could push unionists over the edge

* News Letter Morning View: Not too late for Heaton-Harris to delay election

* Jonny McCambridge: Waking up early to leap into life


	Emergency summit held at Stormont after pharmacists issue warning over medicines supply

Emergency summit held at Stormont after pharmacists issue warning over medicines supply

The DUP and UUP have affirmed that any move towards Dublin and London taking joint authority over Northern Ireland would be "another very serious Breach of the Belfast Agreement"

The DUP and UUP have affirmed that any move towards Dublin and London taking joint authority over Northern Ireland would be "another very serious Breach of the Belfast Agreement"

Warm tributes have been paid in the House of Lords to Baroness May Blood who died last week

Warm tributes have been paid in the House of Lords to Baroness May Blood who died last week

Christmas election plans taking shape as Heaton-Harris reappointed as NI secretary by new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

Christmas election plans taking shape as Heaton-Harris reappointed as NI secretary by new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

More than 130 groups including Air Ambulance NI benefit from £12m taken from dormant accounts

More than 130 groups including Air Ambulance NI benefit from £12m taken from dormant accounts

Man to appear in court this morning charged with possession of explosives after Dundela Street security alert

Man to appear in court this morning charged with possession of explosives after Dundela Street security alert

Sammy Wilson has challenged Jacob Rees-Mogg over a bill he said will 'drive a greater wedge' between GB and NI

Sammy Wilson has challenged Jacob Rees-Mogg over a bill he said will 'drive a greater wedge' between GB and NI

Pecco Bagnaia’s MotoGP joy in Malaysia with victory over Enea Bastianini

Pecco Bagnaia’s MotoGP joy in Malaysia with victory over Enea Bastianini

End of the road for Portadown and Paul Doolin as 'mutual consent' statement confirms manager exit

End of the road for Portadown and Paul Doolin as 'mutual consent' statement confirms manager exit

Ben Lowry: Chris Heaton-Harris stays in office … and unionists should be relieved

Ben Lowry: Chris Heaton-Harris stays in office … and unionists should be relieved

News Letter Morning View: Not too late for Heaton-Harris to delay election

News Letter Morning View: Not too late for Heaton-Harris to delay election

Letters: Loose talk about Joint Authority could push unionists over the edge

Letters: Loose talk about Joint Authority could push unionists over the edge

'School mornings are marked by my son’s habit of waking earlier and earlier'

'School mornings are marked by my son’s habit of waking earlier and earlier'

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