DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is warning that Northern Ireland's politicial institutions "will not survive" unless problems associated with the Northern Ireland Protocol are resolved. In a keynote speech at the La Mon Hotel this morning, Sir Jeffrey was setting out four key steps for his party to take, starting with the immediate withdrawal from North-South bodies.
The PSNI has hand delivered more letters to Co Armagh bandsmen inviting them to volunteer for interviews in relation to NI Protocol protests. In May police sent up to nine officers at a time to deliver letters to 14 people around Markethill, stating that anti-protocol parades had breached parading and Covid laws and asked recipients to volunteer for an interview.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across Northern Ireland for today. The warning is in place from 10m to 8pm and applies to all parts of Northern Ireland.
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Check in on the News Letter's live blog for the latest as DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson threatens that the party is willing to walk away from Stormont over unresolved Protocol issues.
DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson delivered a keynote speech at the La Mon hotel in Belfast on Thursday morning, setting out his stall on the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Hundreds of people turned out near Tandragee yesterday to pay their last respects to Royal Irish Corporal Stuart Hamilton.Mr Hamilton died in a tragic climbing accident in Donegal last weekend.
With German Chancellor Angela Merkel stepping down from office following the upcoming September 26 general election in Germany there have been many tributes paid to her strong leadership.
A new daylight motor car and passenger service between Larne and Stranraer, operated by the Caledonian Steam Packet Company (Irish Services) Ltd, came into operation during this week in 1961, reported the News Letter.
Bailey Peacock-Farrell's penalty save earned Northern Ireland a point as they fought out an often intense but ultimately goalless World Cup qualifying draw against Switzerland at Windsor Park.
Ian Baraclough told his young Northern Ireland players to be "very, very proud" of their display in a goalless World Cup qualifying draw with Switzerland.
Shane Lowry, winner of the 2019 Open at Royal Portrush, has expressed his delight that the event will be returning to the Northern Irish links in 2025.
It's a huge weekend of cup final cricket getting underway tomorrow morning, as both the Sammy Jeffrey Shield and the North West senior cup are up for grabs over two days.
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