Donaldson blindsided but ‘not angry’ after Boris U-turn on double-jobbing + Party has decision to make in former DUP stronghold

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Subscribe              Jan 20, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Hello from the News Letter In the news today: * A public apology for Historical Institutional Abuse will take place on 11 March 2022, the First Minister and deputy First Minister have announced. * Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson has been denied permission to judicially review two Stormont Ministers behind a failed legal attempt to force police into removing a contentious bonfire. * Health Minister Robin Swann is to provide £25 million from his department's budget to fund a pay rise for Northern Ireland's health workers. * The Northern Ireland Executive meets today under renewed pressure to remove coronavirus restrictions. Opinion:  * Prime minister's u-turn on double jobbing leaves DUP humiliated. * It's high time for a memorial to ensure terror is never forgotten – and to honour all who fought it, from judges to police. Read -This: * Pet owners are being asked to be vigilant after 150 dogs in England have came down with a mystery illness after visiting the beach. * When Kenneth Branagh's Belfast opens tomorrow (Thursday) in the city where it is set, one cinema can lay claim to being a venue befitting of hosting the movie. Thank you for receiving our email newsletters. If you haven't already, you can subscribe to our website, newsletter.co.uk for just £1 a month for 3 months - and it couldn't be easier.  Signing up will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content. To learn more, visit our Subscriptions page here. It's National cheese lovers day, honest! You can win a years supply from the News letter in conjunction with Fit Cheese. Check out the full details here           Party has decision to make in former DUP stronghold           Judge refuses Jamie Bryson's judicial review bid over controversial bonfire           Omicron Hospitality Payment scheme gets underway...are you eligible for a one-off grant of £10,000, £15,000 or £20,000?           Executive meets today under fresh pressure to ease virus restrictions           Enacting mother and baby home proposals will take time, MLAs told           Additional pay rise for NI health staff announced           Donaldson blindsided but 'not angry' after Boris U-turn on double-jobbing           What is causing the mysterious illness that is making dogs sick at the beach?           Watch: The perfect place to watch Kenneth Branagh's Belfast film               Prime minister's u-turn on double jobbing leaves DUP humiliated     It's high time for a memorial to ensure terror is never forgotten – and to honour all who fought it, from judges to police                           Andy Murray knocked out of Australian Open by qualifier Taro Daniel             Giants edge home past Devils test     Ralf Rangnick stands by decision to replace Cristiano Ronaldo in Brentford win     Dungannon Swifts seal deal for 'fantastic potential' of Marc Walsh                 View more news

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