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VIDEO: Boris Johnson making ‘pathetic spectacle’ of himself over alleged Covid rule flouting says Labour

Police in Northern Ireland received almost 2,000 calls for help around incidents of domestic abuse in just two weeks over the Christmas period.
 
 
     
   
     
  Jan 12, 2022  
     
 

Good afternoon from the News Letter

Coronavirus update:

* Robin Swann makes fresh request for military aid for under-pressure hospitals

* Two further coronavirus deaths recorded in Northern Ireland, and 2,922 cases.

* In May 2020, the UK was in lockdown, but what where the Covid rules in May 2020 when the alleged Downing Street Lockdown Party was taking place?

In other news:

* Police in Northern Ireland received almost 2,000 calls for help around incidents of domestic abuse in just two weeks over the Christmas period.

* A decision by Belfast Council to put Irish language signage at Olympia Leisure Centre in South Belfast has been stalled after a DUP "call-in."

* A woman jailed for a pipe bomb bid to murder police in north Belfast has abandoned a legal challenge to having her sentence increased by five years.

Sport:

* Motorsport Taskforce welcomes return of 'fantastic' North West 200 and Ulster Grand Prix in 2022.

* Tiernan Lynch thrilled as Larne 'put it right' to retain Co Antrim Shield.

* The Ulster Grand Prix will return in August as the event gears up to mark its centenary year following uncertainty over its future.


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  VIDEO: Boris Johnson making 'pathetic spectacle' of himself over alleged Covid rule flouting says Labour  
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Almost 2,000 calls for help over two week Christmas period
 
Police in Northern Ireland received almost 2,000 calls for help around incidents of domestic abuse in just two weeks over the Christmas period.
 
     
 
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Christine Connor drops her challenge to pipe bomb murder bid sentence
 
A woman jailed for a pipe bomb bid to murder police in north Belfast has abandoned a legal challenge to having her sentence increased by five years.
 
     
 
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DUP MP breaks down in tears while questioning minister over No 10 drinks party
 
An MP appeared to break down in tears after recalling the death of his mother-in-law while questioning a Government minister over allegations of Covid rule-breaking in Downing Street during the pandemic.
 
     
 
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Plans for Irish language signs at leisure centre put on hold
 
A decision by Belfast Council to put Irish language signage at Olympia Leisure Centre in South Belfast has been stalled after a DUP "call-in."
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
 
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