IRA graffiti daubed at spot where prison officer David Black murdered

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2 Nov, 2019 IRA graffiti daubed at spot where prison officer David Black murdered ‪Republican graffiti has been daubed on a road sign at the spot where Cookstown Prison Officer David Black was murdered. Latest News Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage gives Tories and Boris Johnson 13 days to abandon his withdrawal agreement and work together to deliver No Deal Brexit Brexit Party leader, Nigel Farage, has given an ultimatum to Prime Minister Boris Johnson to bin his withdrawal agreement and work with him to deliver a No Deal Brexit. PSNI called in as UDA tells UUP to step aside Police have been called in after a series of threatening messages were sent to UUP figures, including one which explicitly referred to a meeting involving a notorious UDA faction which told the party not to challenge Nigel Dodds. Detectives investigating 39 dead bodies discovered in refrigerated container have spoken to on-the-run NI suspect on phone – Essex Police urge brothers to hand themselves in Essex Police detectives investigating the discovery of 39 dead bodies in a refrigerated container in Grays, Essex last week have revealed they have spoken to one of the brothers from Northern Ireland wanted on suspicion of manslaughter. Arlene Foster is the latest in long line of unionist leaders to be let down by a Tory prime minister Despite Boris Johnson's past reassurances, including at last year's DUP conference that the whole of the United Kingdom would be leaving the EU as one, it would appear separate arrangements are to be made for Northern Ireland. Sport Update Barry Gray back home at Warrenpoint Town but romance over reality for boss Barry Gray will give his first home teamtalk as Warrenpoint Town boss in around three years this weekend but is more concerned with reality than romance. Coleraine's Oran Kearney striving for more as Kris Lindsay targets Dungannon Swifts upturn Oran Kearney's bid to extend the only Premiership unbeaten record to 14 fixtures arrives off the back of a midweek League Cup quarter-final success by 5-1 over Dundela which left the Bannsiders boss pleased with progress but keen to keep pushing for more from his on-song squad. It's pain game for David Jeffrey's Ballymena United ahead of Larne test Ballymena United boss David Jeffrey considers the club in "a challenging period" in the aftermath of a midweek League Cup exit which proved painful on a number of fronts. And finally... IN PICTURES: Ten great things to do There is always so much happening in Northern Ireland, it can be a challenge to decide what to do with your day off. See all the day's news here

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