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Colum Eastwood says soldiers were sent into Londonderry to murder marchers on Bloody Sunday

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Subscribe              Jan 26, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good afternoon Welcome to your afternoon update and public interest email from the News Letter Latest news: * The leader of the SDLP has implied that the Parachute Regiment not only murdered people on Bloody Sunday, but that they were sent to the city for that purpose. * Heavy vehicle believed to have overturned in fatal incident as police shut down rural road in the hills above Carrickfergus. * An ex-Nato intelligence officer has warned that Russian intelligence officers and their agents are working in NI.   Coronavirus news: * People who missed out on Stormont's high street vouchers through no fault of their own are to get the money through a direct payment to their bank. * Spain tightens Covid entry rules for UK tourists ahead of half-term. * The Stormont Executive should put together a taskforce to try and encourage workers to give up remote working, a group representing retailers has said. 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.           Spend local cards: People who missed out on money to get direct payments           WATCH: Colum Eastwood says soldiers were sent into Londonderry to murder marchers on Bloody Sunday   The leader of the SDLP has implied that the Parachute Regiment not only murdered people on Bloody Sunday, but that they were sent to the city for that purpose.           Northern Ireland Travel: What are the new travel rules for Northern Ireland?           Covid-19: Taskforce needed to get people back to workplaces, say NI retailers           Covid-19: 'Small uplift' for hospitality as restrictions continue to ease           Spain tightens Covid entry rules for UK tourists ahead of half-term           Russian spies active in NI says Ex-NATO intelligence officer   An ex-NATO intelligence officer has warned that Russian intelligence officers and their agents are working in NI.           Ashling Murphy murder: Man appears in court over killing of school teacher   A man charged with the murder of Irish teacher Ashling Murphy has appeared in court.                 View more news

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