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From the News Letter

* Unionists dismiss Northern Ireland Protocol breakthrough claims as 'kite-flying'.
Unionists have dismissed a reported breakthrough on a deal to end the wrangling over the Northern Ireland Protocol as “kite-flying”

* Man who suffered brain damage shortly after he was born in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, in 1995 to be awarded nearly £14m in damages.
A Co Antrim man who suffered brain damage shortly after birth is to be awarded nearly £14m in damages

* Important changes to train services this weekend for passengers travelling on Belfast to Londonderry line and Enterprise to Dublin.
Bus substitutions will be in place for train passengers travelling from Belfast stations to Londonderry this weekend due to essential engineering works

* Paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland paying young people £80 to riot by taking money off drug debts.
Paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland have coerced young people with drug debts to take part in rioting, a Westminster committee has heard.