Christmas gets every closer but there is no hint of any holiday from news.
The row over the Gerry Adams Christmas carol broke just before the weekend but there is still big interest in it online, and we had it on the front page this morning.
On the ongoing row over the Irish Sea border, we asked Downing Street if an Irish Times report was correct that the UK had dropped its demand that the European Court of Justice have jurisdiction over Northern Ireland. They denied it:
My most recent column elaborated on an appearance on BBC Nolan, in which I said it is one thing to say that God Save The Queen is not the most apt anthem for Northern Ireland football matches, quite another to say we should play The Soldier's Song!:
In other news, my memories of Eamonn Holmes go way back to early 1980s, the same era I refer in my NI column, when he was key at UTV. He has done so much since then and is now joining GB News:
The News Letter is printed daily as usual every day this week. The only normal day of publication that we will cease publication this festive season is Christmas Day itself, but the website will still be updated on December 25.
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