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DUP leader: We unionists all reject the Northern Ireland Protocol, and it needs to be repudiated

Ruth Dudley Edwards: The bigotry of Michael D Higgins shocked some - I'm sad to say I wasn't one
 
 
     
   
     
  Oct 5, 2021  
     
 
Michael Cousins
 
Michael Cousins
Acting Managing Editor



Good afternoon

In the news today:

* A further three men have been arrested by detectives investigating the murder of journalist Lyra McKee.
The men, aged 36, 39 and 45, were arrested in the Londonderry area on Tuesday morning under the Terrorism Act.

* VIDEO: Unionists hail Conservative Party fringe event on Northern Ireland.
Watch participants in a meeting about the Northern Ireland Protocol speak about what they say was the success of the event.

* Bonfire licence rejection 'a rare case of common sense in face of pan-nationalist front'.
The TUV has heartily welcomed what it called a "rare example of common sense" from Belfast City Council – namely, its rejection of a plan which would have imposed a raft of paperwork upon bonfire-builders.

* Ruth Dudley Edwards: The bigotry of Michael D Higgins shocked some - I'm sad to say I wasn't one.
As much as any Pope, President Michael D Higgins believes himself infallible.

 

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* What happened to Facebook? Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram went down yesterday due to major power outage.
Users were unable to access Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp for five hours yesterday.

* Grand Opera House is set to bounce back with sold out shows.
The Grand Opera House in Belfast is all prepared to host a number of sell out shows after being closed for 21 months, following a £12.2 million restoration project and the Covid-19 pandemic.

 
     
  VIDEO: Unionists hail Conservative Party fringe event on Northern Ireland  
     
  Watch participants in a meeting about the Northern Ireland Protocol speak about what they say was the success of the event.  
     
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Ruth Dudley Edwards: The bigotry of Michael D Higgins shocked some - I'm sad to say I wasn't one
 
As much as any Pope, President Michael D Higgins believes himself infallible.
 
     
 
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Another three arrests in Lyra McKee murder probe
 
A further three men have been arrested by detectives investigating the murder of journalist Lyra McKee.
 
     
 
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Bonfire licence rejection 'a rare case of common sense in face of pan-nationalist front'
 
The TUV has heartily welcomed what it called a "rare example of common sense" from Belfast City Council – namely, its rejection of a plan which would have imposed a raft of paperwork upon bonfire-builders.
 
     
 
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DUP leader: We unionists all reject the Northern Ireland Protocol, and it needs to be repudiated
 
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has set out perhaps the DUP's toughest yet position against the Irish Sea border.
 
     
     
 
 
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Kenneth Branagh to attend screening of autobiograhpical film 'Belfast' at the Belfast Film Festival next month
 
'Belfast', the latest film from acclaimed director Kenneth Branagh, will have its Irish première at this year's Belfast Film Festival at The ICC Belfast, Waterfront Hall.
 
 
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NI Travel Rules Change: What are the rules now and where can you travel to without having to quarantine?
 
From Monday, October 4, 2021 travel restrictions across Northern Ireland and the UK will ease with the end of the traffic light system making travelling abroad easier.
 
 
     
     
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  Northern Ireland boss Ian Baraclough no concerns over Stuart Dallas' form  
     
  Ian Baraclough has no concerns over the form of Stuart Dallas as he welcomes the Leeds man back into his Northern Ireland squad.  
     
     
 
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Rob Herring ready for Ulster milestone
 
Forwards coach Roddy Grant has praised the impact of Rob Herring at Kingspan Stadium as the hooker is set to become the seventh Ulster player to win 200 caps for the province in Friday night's home clash with Benetton.
 
 
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Ian Baraclough forced to make changes to his Northern Ireland squad
 
Northern Ireland boss Ian Baraclough has been forced to make a number of changes to his squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Switzerland and Bulgaria.
 
 
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Glenavon 'not disgraced' in full-time tests now Gary Hamilton looking forward
 
Gary Hamilton was left to reflect on a week of plaudits without any wins from home performances against three Premiership full-time outfits as Glentoran left Lurgan celebrating a 2-1 success.
 
 
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
 
   
 
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