Sam McBride: DUP’s constitutional flippancy key to Brexit has weakened the Union and been key to Irish Sea Border’s creation

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Subscribe              Dec 13, 2020           Top Stories A round up of the most popular news stories this week.           Sam McBride: DUP's constitutional flippancy key to Brexit has weakened the Union and been key to Irish Sea Border's creation           To err is human, but few politicians willingly admit to fallibility.                 Ben Lowry: This is a time for firm, not liberal, unionism in Northern Ireland   Unionism has long been criticised for saying No.           Thank you Lord Maginnis for your service to Northern Ireland   A letter from George Johnston:           Sam McBride: DUP's constitutional flippancy over Brexit has weakened the Union and been key to Irish Sea Border's creation   To err is human, but few politicians willingly admit to fallibility.           Schools deserve credit for staying open and soldiering on until the end of term   News Letter editorial of December 12 2020:           Tandragee Baptist: Rev Foster is wrong in his undermining of our faithful witness   A long letter, published only on the News Letter website, from Luke Barker, who has attended Tandragee Baptist for the last few months, including the meetings during the ban:           Sam McBride: DUP's constitutional flippancy key to Brexit has weakened the Union and been key to Irish Sea Border's creation   To err is human, but few politicians willingly admit to fallibility.           Please tell us Sammy Wilson where Northern Ireland goes from this mess   A letter from Harry Patterson:           Schools deserve credit for staying open until term ends   Schools across Northern Ireland will head into their final full week before Christmas.                 View more news

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