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Kingsmill Inquest: Doug Beattie seeks Justice Minister Naomi Long's view on Sinn Fein conduct

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Welcome to your daily update from the News Letter.   Latest: Gordon Lyons seeks accelerated passage for building defects legislation in wake of Victoria Square apartment court case A PSNI officer was sacked after an investigation found that he had sex with a vulnerable woman while on duty in 2016 Yet another great NI restaurant – Clenaghans – has announced on social media that it is being forced to close its doors. ​Kingsmills was a "war crime on a par with Bloody Sunday and Ballymurphy" according to the writer and historian Anthony McIntyre   Keep in touch for all the latest from the News Letter       Kingsmill Inquest: Beattie seeks Justice Minister Naomi Long's view on Sinn Fein conduct           'It is clear there is an urgent need for fit-for-purpose legislation which provides improved protection'           Doug Beattie: Kingsmill inquest, which lasted eight years, was a failure           Traffic and Travel: Police announce road closed due to fallen telegraph pole           Tributes have poured in after the death of Shankill Road Defenders Flute Band member George Costello           Inverness Apprentice Boys parade prompts opposition after 15 years without incident           Family of mother-of-six who was shot by a soldier in Londonderry lose bid to fast-track possible prosecution for killing           Police Ombudsman said the officer's dismissal demonstrated that 'predatory behaviour has no place in policing'               'There were some strange goals to concede and we didn't score enough with the opportunities we had'     Rory McIlroy makes honest form assessment after disappointing Masters                           Owen Polley: Leo Varadkar does not deserve to have his divisive leadership 'reassessed' by unionists             Letter: The DUP leader hit out at  politicians flying in from England, then posed with one such politician     Kingsmill was war crime on a par with Bloody Sunday and Ballymurphy" says Ex-IRA man     With little support from the French and Irish, James II lacked authority even before siege of Derry started                 View more news

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