Arlene Foster wades into Jim Wells South Down Assembly election defection row

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Subscribe              Apr 13, 2022           Hello from the News Letter In the news today: * Arlene Foster wades into Jim Wells South Down Assembly election defection row * Pastor Rusty Thomas says 'rise of feminism is to blame for 56 genders'  * Police investigating attack on South Belfast SDLP candidate Elsie Trainor as hate crime * Police appeal for information following death in fire at property Opinion: * Morning View: An imaginative plan for a ferry from Bangor to Belfast * William Matchett: War crimes are not unique to the Russians Support people fleeing the devastating conflict in Ukraine: donate to the DEC appeal. Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) charities and their local partners are in Ukraine and in neighbouring countries providing food, water, shelter and medical assistance. Learn more and donate what you can today.           Arlene Foster wades into Wells defection row           Pastor Rusty Thomas says 'rise of feminism is to blame for 56 genders'           Police investigating attack on SDLP candidate as a hate crime           Police appeal for information following death in fire at property           New zero-emission ferry service between Bangor and Belfast           NI has UK's highest fuel poverty, says academic               An imaginative plan for a ferry from Bangor to Belfast     William Matchett: War crimes are not unique to the Russians                           Heavy defeat for Northern Ireland as England on brink of World Cup qualification             Enea Bastianini claims Ducati's first-ever MotoGP win at COTA     Erik ten Hag reportedly reaches agreement to become Manchester United boss                   View more news

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