Families hail ‘important day’ as Covid-19 Inquiry begins in Belfast + Campaigners call for new legislation

Ruth Dudley Edwards: Ludicrous libel case against me may be over now but a change in the law is needed

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Good morning from the team at the News Letter Did you know you  can subscribe to the News Letter to help us bring you the latest news and opinion and gain access to our Premium content and app? Top columnists include Ruth Dudley Edwards and Owen Polley along with insights and analysis from News Letter editor Ben Lowry.  Subscribe today with your first month only £1, then £10.99 per month, to experience all the benefits of a subscription.  From the News Letter in print and online today Opinion Ruth Dudley Edwards: Ludicrous libel case against me may be over now but a change in the law is needed Morning View: The UK needs to set out its plan for retaliation against Ireland for its outrageous legacy legal action against Britain News Relatives of people from Northern Ireland who died during the pandemic have hailed the first sitting of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry in Belfast as an "important day". Risha Sunak: Of course we won't accept migrant returns Sport Mark Allen 'only myself to blame' as World Championship ends in loss to John Higgins ​A final report is expected from Uefa following a visit by officials to Belfast over proposals to host Euro 2028 tournament games in the city We hope you can have a good day         Families hail 'important day' as Covid-19 Inquiry begins hearing in Belfast           News           'Leah McCrea you were loved more than you will ever know. Sleep tight beautiful girl' friend says after body recovered           Appeal for information after 6-year-old boy left in 'serious but not life-threatening' condition after traffic collision           Campaigners call for new legislation as UK-wide Covid-19 inquiry to begin sittings in Belfast           Risha Sunak: Of course we won't accept migrant returns           'Urgent action needed' as supply of veterinary medicines to Northern Ireland comes under threat           Final Casement Park report from UEFA following Belfast visit expected in June           Irish justice department stands by '80%' claim on Northern Ireland asylum seekers                 Business               'The heritage and history of SD Bell & Co resonates well with Hasting Hotel's brand values and local credentials'     'We are proud to be recognised as one of the best places to work in NI, with a workforce of around 5,400'                 Opinion                     Ruth Dudley Edwards: Ludicrous libel case against me may be over now but a change in the law is needed             Editorial: UK needs to set out a plan for retaliation against Ireland for its outrageous legacy legal action against UK     Letter: Unionism must go further than challenging republicans on legacy - it must abandon powersharing     Letter: If America was attacked, would Biden hesitate returning fire because of an impending election?                 Thank you reading the News Letter           View more news

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Owen Polley: Unionists can take heart from Humza Yousaf's troubles and the collapse of the SNP

Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry: Check out party after Zurich Classic victory with a 'Don't Stop Believin'' sing-a-long

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Good morning from the News Letter Here's a snapshot of what you can read in the print paper and online today   News The trial of three men charged with the murder of Belfast journalist Lyra McKee is due to start on today, Monday. UK and Irish ministers are due to meet in London amid an escalating row over migrants travelling from the UK to Ireland. The use of body scanners at Maghaberry jail has "dramatically" cut down on inmates' ability to smuggle contraband in what is a major turnaround for the prison, the News Letter has been told.   Opinion Owen Polley: Unionists can take heart from Humza Yousaf's troubles and the collapse of the SNP Editorial: The Irish Sea entry points into Northern Ireland must not become the border for Republic of Ireland's immigration Letter: Rwanda policy just another example of misleading information from this dishonest government   Human Interest Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry sing out 'Don't Stop Believing' after epic win of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Just look at these gorgeous Nubian goat triplets born 11 days ago on the shores of Lough Neagh In Pictures: Junior Grand Orange Lodge celebrations to mark the organisation's fiftieth anniversary year   Subscribe today with your first month only £1, then £10.99 per month, to experience all the benefits of a subscription.      Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry: Check out party after Zurich Classic victory with a 'Don't Stop Believin'' sing-a-long           Junior Grand Orange Lodge start celebrations to mark the organisation's fiftieth anniversary year           Man rushed to hospital and two people arrested after car collision in Downpatrick           Three men set to go on trial today, Monday, for murder of journalist Lyra McKee           William and Kate, Prince and Princess of Wales celebrate13th wedding anniversary today           Public asked to help PSNI locate missing mother and two children and a missing 'high risk' young woman           Chapter Chat: Lord saved my life, and three others, on day of IRA ambush, says Rev Rodney Beacom           X-ray machines have led to 'dramatic' crackdown on smuggling in Northern Ireland's prisons           Rwanda: UK and Irish ministers to meet at British Irish Inter-Governmental Conferenceamid row over migration               'He has been 100% vital...Kenny bought into the vision that Tiernan had when we met seven years ago.'     'The crowds have been absolutely amazing, to get the support we've had out there'                           Owen Polley: Unionists can take heart from Humza Yousaf's troubles and the collapse of the SNP             Editorial: Irish Sea entry ports into Northern Ireland must not become border for immigration into Republic of Ireland     Letter: Rwanda policy just another example of misleading information from this dishonest government     Letter: Will these sectarian chants fall foul of hate laws, justice minister?                 View more news

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