If the law that exists today in Northern Ireland existed a decade ago, I could have my son legally killed a day before he was born. That is because my son has Down's Syndrome.
Previously unseen documents from within Northern Ireland's biggest company reveal how it was a massive indirect beneficiary of the RHI scheme – despite having told the public that it derived no financial gain from its farmers using the scheme.
Moy Park's accounts show that the salary which it pays to its top director went through the roof in the period after RHI had helped facilitate its huge expansion.
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced us all to adapt to a new way of living. Many of the activities and certainties we took for granted have been upended and life changed in a way that would have been unimaginable.
Moy Park's accounts show that the salary which it pays to its top director went through the roof in the period after RHI had helped facilitate its huge expansion.
Hallelujah! Churches in Northern Ireland will re-open for services from week commencing Monday, June 29 and, for regular worshippers of all denominations, this is the good and welcome news they have long been waiting for.
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