Irish Sea border: French cows can enter Northern Ireland from GB - but British animals can't

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Good morning readers, This is what our journalists in the News Letter are offering you so far today.   Don't miss: * Owen Polley: Sir Jeffrey Donaldson should show humility and honesty about the deal's failings, not be arrogant about his critics * Editorial: The suggestion that money was no object helped create a situation in which the costs of Casement have soared to £300 million * Letter: Equal citizenship is not 'vacuous' but rather a goal that can't be adapted to post-Brexit arrangements that undermine constitutional equality within the Union * Ben Lowry: ​I hope that Belfast bans noise pollution from blaring buskers in the city centre, not preachers       British cattle banned from Northern Ireland by EU rules - but French animals waved through NI ports           Alliance Party rank and file back united Ireland over the UK according to survey           'We can't have a situation where one party can collapse the institutions', says Opposition leader Matthew O'Toole           RNLI confirm over 1,500 lives have been saved by crew members as the charity marks its 200th anniversary           Did you also miss the spectacle last night where the Northern Lights glowed pink above Northern Ireland?           Former Portadown College headmaster Harry Armstrong described as 'one in a generation' following his passing           Sinn Fein taking the lead on violence against women 'is like appointing King Herod head of nursery care'           42-year-old man remanded into custody after being accused of trying to kill a woman and possessing a hatchet           Almac to share in multi-million pound UK government support package to boost its manufacturing capability           DUP collapse of Stormont did not achieve much and damaged Northern Ireland, Stephen Farry tells Alliance conference           The Methodist McArthur brothers, William and Alexander, excelled in both business and politics               'Operation Noah's Ark' needed in province warns local producers (1967)                           'I want that performance to help catapult us towards the end of the season.'             'The demands, you might have to win every game. I don't know. I have no clue.'     Linfield fans turn out in numbers for Institute Irish Cup tie at Brandywell     WATCH: Craig Farquhar scores first goal for Crystal Palace U21s in Premier League Cup victory over Leicester City                 View more news

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