Irish language row: ‘Street signs mean area is Nationalist’ says DUP representative

Donaldson repeats threat to bring down Stormont

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Subscribe              Dec 9, 2021             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon In the news today: * Christmas parties have been given the green light by Northern Ireland's chief government health advisors so long as precautions are taken * The family of military veteran Dennis Hutchings has lodged formal complaints with both the PPS and PSNI over a claimed failure to disclose relevant information that would have halted his prosecution. * Translink to close train lines during Christmas period for 'essential work' * A new campaign designed to reduce the number of patients being reported missing from emergency departments (ED) has been launched. * Terror watchdog IRC still to address murder which prompted its creation six years ago. We're celebrating the festive season with double savings. Save 25% on an annual subscription to the News Letter and £46 off a case of wine from Virgin Wines. You can check out the full details here.            Irish language row: 'Street signs mean area is Nationalist' says DUP representative           Translink to close train lines during Christmas period for 'essential work'           Health Minister Robin Swann welcomes new treatments for COVID-19 patients           Donaldson repeats threat to bring down Stormont           Extinction Rebellion protests at SF offices               WATCH: Christmas came early at Belfast Zoo where elderly residents were as excited as kids     Royal Hillsborough Christmas Market opens for two days                           Back-to-back boost for Beskorowany             Ralf Rangnick ready to help 'massive talent' Mason Greenwood develop     Cliftonville manager support for 'incredible' Conor McDermott in addiction fight     Pele returns to hospital in Sao Paulo for more colon tumour treatment                 View more news

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