Stormont MLAs agree to climate bill zero emissions amendment + Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots to push for farming exemption from net-zero target

Rev Mervyn Gibson: Orange Order not opposed to NI Protocol if two conditions met

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Subscribe              Feb 2, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Good morning from the News Letter Today's news: * Military veterans have called on SDLP leader Colum Eastwood to withdraw his claim that troops were "sent in to murder" civilians on Bloody Sunday. * Traffic Update: M1 motorway reopened in both directions but delays can be expected. * Portrush minister and motorbike enthusiast Rev John Kirkpatrick has been chosen as the Presbyterian Church's next Moderator. * Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots to push for farming exemption from net-zero target. * The Orange Order is not opposed to special Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland as long as key provisions of the Irish Sea trade protocol are removed, a senior Orangeman has said. Opinion: * Morning View: Yes, we must cut CO2 – but mustn't be reckless in doing so. * One IRA bomb, two dead toddlers, two dead adults, one wrecked crime lab, and 50 years of justice denied. * Letters: Jim Wells can hold his head high – unlike certain other people. Thank you for your continued support for the News Letter. If you haven't yet have you considered subscribing? For just £1 a month for 3 months you will get you faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content You can find all the details here.            Agriculture Minister to push for farming exemption from net-zero target           Speaker takes PM to task over Starmer Savile claims           MLAs agree to climate bill zero emissions concession           No Union Flag at City hall for duke's birthday           New Presbyterian Moderator is motorcycle enthusiast           Rev Mervyn Gibson: Orange Order not opposed to NI Protocol if two conditions met           Jim Wells: South Down DUP candidate list not a done deal yet               One IRA bomb, two dead toddlers, two dead adults, one wrecked crime lab, and 50 years of justice denied     Yes, we must cut CO2 – but mustn't be reckless in doing so                       View more news

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