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News   What's On   Lifestyle              Jun 15, 2020           Good morning Welcome to your morning news update from the News Letter. If you receive this email as a subscriber thank you for supporting us. If you are a registered reader on our site you can further help us continue to produce quality journalism that matters. Digital subscription to the News Letter are available on www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions and pay just £1 for the first three months             Yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in NI           The Met Office has forecast thunderstorms for parts of Northern Ireland today which "may cause travel disruption".                 Hotels, bars and cafes could reopen from July 3   Hotels, bars and cafes could reopen on July 3 if the Stormont executive agrees to the plan.           Pastor: I have no interest in racism   A Co Armagh pastor facing court proceedings over an online video that made reference to 'Black Lives Matter' protests has insisted he has "no interest" in racism.           Excess speeds of 101mph and 99 mph recorded over weekend - drivers now have fines and court appearances   NI Road Policing and Safety have posted examples of the speeds drivers were caught doing over the weekend in Northern Ireland.           'We must act now to protect water supplies' urges NI Water   NI Water is issuing a direct appeal to the public to act now to protect water supplies, following confirmation from the Met Office that this spring was the second driest since the beginning of the twentieth century.           Minister steps down for health reasons after being admitted to hospital   Sinn Féin MLA Deirdre Hargey has announced she will temporarily step aside from the role of Minister for Communities for health reasons.           Workers are forced to take unpaid leave: Unison   Workers in care homes and other parts of the sector are being forced to take unpaid leave or survive on statutory sick pay (SSP) if they have to self-isolate or have coronavirus, according to their union.           Presbyterian Church: We urge Parliament to vote against permissive new abortion regulations for Northern Ireland   An open letter to MPs and Peers:               From the archives: Government is urged to keep Ulster railways in existence   From the News Letter, June 14, 1950       From the archives: Delightful wedding of popular amatuer actor held in Bangor   From the News Letter, June 15, 1937                             Ten pictures: David Jefferies' red-hot Senior victory and first 125mph lap at the Isle of Man TT in 2000           David Jefferies made up for the disappointment of his retirement from the 2000 Formula One race at the Isle of Man TT by rattling off a treble.                   Rory McIlroy slips down leaderboard heading into Texas final round   World number one Rory McIlroy slid down the leaderboard while England's Justin Rose battled to hold his position through round three of the Charles Schwab Challenge in Texas.       Niall McGinn gives his backing to new Dungannon Swifts kits   Northern Ireland start Niall McGinn has given Dungannon Swifts' new home and away kits the thumbs up!       Cricket clubs gearing up for safe return to training across Ireland   Following the release of the Cricket Ireland Safe Return to Training Protocols on Monday, many of the 118 cricket clubs across Ireland have started the process of preparing for the safe return to training.                   View more news

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