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Welcome to your daily updates from the News Letter   From print and online today   News 'Very powerful' service to remember slain UDR woman Twelfth 2024: Orange Order reveals full list of Twelfth venues Former Brexit chief accuses Ireland of 'doublethink' and Rishi Sunak of 'missing the point'   Opinion   Danny Kennedy: Only a full, independent public inquiry will achieve truth and justice for Kingsmill families Morning View: Northern Ireland education also offers equal opportunities Letter: A society which fails to remember its past social justice wrongs is doomed to repeat them   Subscribe today with your first month only £1, then £10.99 per month, to experience all the benefits of a subscription     Wilson fears 'spineless' Tory government 'going soft' over return of asylum seekers from Republic to Northern Ireland           DUP MP Jim Shannon calls Kingsmills massacre 'pinnacle of evil intention' as he calls for public inquiry           Covid-19 Inquiry: Doug Beattie says suggestion that Robin Swann be removed as health minister 'extraordinary'           PSNI chief says 'nothing off the table' in attempt to end road carnage 'epidemic'           'Very powerful' service to remember slain UDR woman 50 years after the IRA killed her           Northern Ireland enjoys hottest day of 2024 so far: find out the places with today's highest temperatures               Defeat to Coleraine labelled as 'a feeble performance' as Declan Devine wants an identity reset at Glentoran     The Loughbrickland rider qualified fifth fastest in tricky conditions after heavy rain swept the circuit overnight.                           Danny Kennedy: Only a full, independent public inquiry will achieve truth and justice for Kingsmill families             Morning View: Northern Ireland education also offers equal opportunities     Letter: A society which fails to remember its past social justice wrongs is doomed to repeat them     Letter: Nationalism is indeed laughing – at how unionists have accepted a border in the Irish Sea                 View more news

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