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Owen Polley: Unionists need to match the relentless energy of nationalism

Eamonn Holmes reveals he has Covid + Applications close for £100 shopping vouchers
 
 
     
   
     
  Oct 26, 2021  
     
 
Michael Cousins
 
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In the news today:

* Owen Polley: Unionists need to match the relentless energy of nationalism.

* Arrest warrant for air rage woman who coughed on cabin crew and passengers.

* Northern Ireland's high street voucher scheme closed for applications last night, with hundreds of thousands still awaiting their £100 cards

* TUV, Alliance and SDLP castigate Gerry Adams over 'peacful unity' comments

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* Eamonn Holmes has revealed he has tested positive for coronavirus.

 

 
     
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TUV, Alliance and SDLP castigate Gerry Adams over 'peacful unity' comments
 
A number of political rivals have poured scorn on remarks by Gerry Adams about the 1998 Belfast Agreement and the prospects for peaceful reunification.
 
     
 
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Owen Polley: Unionists need to match the relentless energy of nationalism
 
Once, when a fellow politician asked David Trimble, "what does unionism want?," the former UUP leader apparently gave a short but insightful answer: "To be left alone."
 
     
 
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Applications close for £100 vouchers
 
Northern Ireland's high street voucher scheme closed for applications last night, with hundreds of thousands still awaiting their £100 cards.
 
     
 
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Scottish loyalists hold anti-Northern Ireland Protocol march in Glasgow
 
Hundreds of loyalists opposed to the Northern Ireland Protocol were on the streets of Glasgow at the weekend for a march to the city's George Square.
 
     
 
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Lord Frost sets December dealine for deal with EU on NI Protocol
 
A December deadline has been set for the UK and the European Union to find a solution on the Northern Ireland Protocol, according to Lord Frost.
 
     
 
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Stephen Nolan: I got tsunami of support for transgender series after being warned to back off
 
Stephen Nolan has said that a "tsunami" of support has come his way in the wake of a series he has produced on transgenderism.
 
     
     
 
 
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Crew launch during book launch!
 
The launch of a new children's book in aid of the RNLI at the Arcadia in Portrush on Saturday was interrupted when crew members were paged to attend a resuce.
 
 
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Spread of Airbnbs in Belfast could 'rip heart out of neighbourhoods'
 
A call has been made for Airbnbs to be licensed and regulated, with one Belfast councillor saying their unchecked spread poses a real risk to community life.
 
 
     
     
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  Navid Nasseri dedicates goal to his uncle  
     
  Larne's Navid Nasseri dedicated his goal against his former employers Linfield last night to his uncle, who is currently in hospital.  
     
     
 
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Portadown ready for 'massive' tie in BetMcLean League Cup
 
Portadown boss Matthew Tipton labelled tonight's BetMcLean League Cup tie with Ballinamallard United as "massive" as the winners will secure a home quarter-final.
 
 
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Matthew Shevlin delighted to repay the faith Oran Kearney has shown him
 
Matthew Shevlin is clearly revelling on playing regular football again.
 
 
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Points shared as Navid Nasseri and Marty Donnelly make impact against former clubs
 
It was a tale of two old boys at Inver Park as both Navid Nasseri and Marty Donnelly came off the bench to make telling contributions for Larne and Linfield as the game finished 1-1.
 
 
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
 
   
 
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