RHI Inquiry verdict: No corruption involved in cash for ash scandal, but senior DUP and civil service figures criticised

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14 Mar, 2020 RHI Inquiry verdict: No corruption involved in cash for ash scandal, but senior DUP and civil service figures criticised The cash for ash scandal did not happen because of corrupt or malicious activity by civil servants, ministers or special advisers, Sir Patrick Coghlin's public inquiry into RHI has found. Latest News RHI Inquiry: Key questions likely to be answered today Sir Patrick Coghlin's report today is expected to be many hundreds of pages long, reflecting the complexity of his task in attempting to discover not just what happened with the RHI scheme, but crucially why it happened. Covid 19: Member of Whitehead church diagnosed with coronavirus Whitehead Presbyterian Church has cancelled a number of events after a member of the congregation tested positive for the coronavirus. Is equity release right for me? With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice? Promoted by Age Partnership Trial of former soldier Dennis Hutchings could take place over Skype amid Coronavirus pandemic The trial of a former British soldier over a fatal shooting during the Northern Ireland Troubles may take place over Skype, a court has heard. Ballymoney's Warren is no 'Calamity' as Bill Hickock It's been a busy time for Ballymoney performer Warren McCook. Sport Update Noel Johnston steps down as Ulster Grand Prix Clerk of the Course after 18 years Noel Johnston has stepped down from his role as Clerk of the Course of the Ulster Grand Prix with immediate effect. 'Day-by-day' approach for Larne as clubs adapt to Irish FA suspension over Coronavirus Larne manager Tiernan Lynch is adopting a "day-by-day" approach to events following a decision by the Irish Football Association to suspend the domestic season in response to the Coronavirus outbreak. All rugby suspended including Schools' Cup final All rugby in Ireland both professional and domestic has been suspended until at least the 29th March due to fear of the spread of the Coronavirus. And finally... Ecuadorian pianist joined by talented daughters for recital Acclaimed pianist, Ingrid Abad, will be travelling from Ecuador to Northern Ireland for a one off concert at Finaghy Methodist Church on Thursday, April 2. See all the day's news here

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