Three men arrested as police probe death of young woman

'Unlawful and toxic' bonfires to be regulated + PSNI drink-drive message: Take two seconds to think

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Subscribe              Dec 3, 2021           Good morning from the News Letter Will there be a white Christmas in Northern Ireland this  year?  News Letter search and trends writer Sarah McCann looks at what the Met Office are saying and discovers how a 'White Christmas' is defined.  * Will it be a white Christmas in 2021? Northern Ireland Met Office snow forecast and odds, and when was the last one In the news: * Police investigating the death of a 20-year-old woman in Ballynahinch yesterday have arrested three men. * Belfast Council has agreed to regulate 'unlawful' and 'toxic' bonfires on its public properties, with details to follow a review from an external consultant. * Up to 23,000 people in Northern Ireland 'who pose sexual risk to children'. Opinion: * Jim Allister: Flags and identity report breathes new lease of life into discredited ideas. * Tim McGarry: Unionists — take your campaign against a united Ireland down south.    Checkout using promo code BlackFriday50 Subscribe today and enjoy six months free access to unlimited quality news, in-depth sport analysis and agenda-setting opinion. It's your last chance to get a massive saving of 50% off the price of an annual digital subscription.           'Unlawful and toxic' bonfires to be regulated           Three men arrested as police probe death of young woman           PSNI drink-drive message: Take two seconds to think           Man 'tortured and within hour of death'           Hundreds of children's dental treatments 'delayed by shortage of anaesthetists'           Donaldson rebukes his MPs over virus 'mixed messages' on Covid           Council chief 'launches legal action after being suspended from work'               Anti drink drive push is reason why roads are safer than before     Tim McGarry: Unionists — take your campaign against a united Ireland down south                           Samuel Gelston's Whiskey Irish Cup: Holders Linfield begin defence against Oxford Sunnyside                           View more news

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