‘Questions for Tourism NI’ on failed UGP bid + Omagh bomb families hail DUP inquiry support

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson appeals to UUP to help block Integrated Education Bill

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Subscribe              Mar 8, 2022             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Hello from the team at the News Letter   In the news today: * DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson appeals to UUP to help block Integrated Education Bill. * London funding uncertainty casts doubt on future Wrightbus orders * Exam students 'will not be disadvantaged' by Covid disruption * Omagh bomb families hail DUP inquiry support. Opinion: * Ruth Dudley Edwards: Remembering a much loved historian who despised the IRA. * The sudden increased awareness of Nato, and support for it due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, is welcome. We have added some new features and benefits for subscribers to the News Letter If you haven't already you can subscribe and continue to help us bring you the important issues, in print and online. As a subscriber you can  * Read exclusive content from our team of writers and contributors. * Gain access to our exclusive subscriber reward program  * Receive bespoke email newsletters * With a digital+ subscription you can read ad free articles with a cleaner fresher uninterrupted user experience. And we have more benefits and new features coming soon Still not convinced? You can get the first month free and cancel anytime without obligation. Check out the full details at www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions           'Questions for Tourism NI' on failed UGP bid           London funding uncertainty casts doubt on future Wrightbus orders           Thiepval officer happy to blaze trail for women           Donaldson appeals to UUP to help block education bill           Omagh families hail DUP inquiry support           Sir Jeffrey Donaldson: No business as usual until protocol resolved           War in Ukraine: Black Santa back to raise cash as NI fundraising efforts continue           Poots: Christopher's family asked me to do this ... it was hard to refuse               Ruth Dudley Edwards: Remembering a much loved historian who despised the IRA     Another London mayor puts his faith in Ballymena-built buses                           Ulster relishing top-of-the-table clash with Leinster             Dundrod winners Dean Harrison and Paul Jordan dismayed by Ulster Grand Prix setback     Eddie Jones: Ireland structure enables Johnny Sexton to operate at highest level     Hargey: legal impediments need to be overcome for football stadiums                 View more news

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