Stormont told to set date for lifting of all coronavirus restrictions

Nathan Carter apologises after police attend country music star's house party

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Subscribe              Jun 3, 2021           Good afternoon   Welcome to your Coronavirus daily update The Stormont government has been urged to set an indicative date for the full removal of coronavirus restrictions – similar to the June 21 date for England. Concerns about the spread of the so-called Indian variant of the virus in England have prompted some experts to call for the full reopening date to be pushed back. But in Northern Ireland, where new coronavirus infections are continuing to decline despite the Indian variant having been detected here in a small number of cases, no date has yet been set for the full removal of all coronavirus restrictions.   You can read this full story here   We want our coverage to be accessible and enjoyed by all, so we've cut our trial price to just £1 for 12 weeks, letting you experience the value first hand, with the freedom to cancel anytime. But hurry, this offer lasts until midnight of Wednesday, 30 June. Win £50 High Street shopping vouchers.  We are running an exciting 'My Local Landmark' competition, and we want you to get involved. Check out the full details here           Angry backlash likely as government looks set to remove Portugal from green to amber list           People travelling from Portugal into Northern Ireland might have to self-isolate for 10 days when they return if the Executive follows the Westminster government's lead on international travel.                 Stormont told to set date for lifting of all coronavirus restrictions   The Stormont government has been urged to set an indicative date for the full removal of coronavirus restrictions – similar to the June 21 date for England.           "Reasonable" to require care home staff to be vaccinated, says UK's human rights watchdog   The UK's human rights watchdog has said it is "reasonable" to legally require care home staff to be vaccination against Covid-19.           Covid Memorial Day: Antrim and Newtownabbey considering 'appropriate proposals'   Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council is to consider proposals to mark Covid Memorial Day next March.           Nathan Carter apologises after police attend country music star's house party   Country music star Nathan Carter has apologised after police attended a party at his home being held in breach of Covid-19 rules.           PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne pressed to reassess IRA army council links to Sinn Fein   Instigating a fresh assessment of the IRA army council's links to Sinn Fein would be a decision for the Government, the PSNI's Chief Constable has said.           Sinn Fein receives another £800,000 from the will of mysterious deceased English man   Sinn Fein has received a further £800,000 from the will of an English man who died in Wales in 2018.                 View more news

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