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Unionist leaders united over concerns around PSNI officers' behaviour in celebrating Armagh's GAA win

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Welcome to your daily updates from the News Letter   From print and online today   News   Omagh Bombing Inquiry chair vows it will be 'vigorous and fearless' Unionist leaders united over concerns around PSNI officers' behaviour in celebrating Armagh's GAA win Presbyterian Church in Ireland dismisses 'sneering mockery' of the faith after alleged Last Supper drag parody   Opinion   Ian Ellis: Divisions that have escalated since the Russian invasion of Ukraine are deeply distressing Editorial: The incident with the PSNI car in south Armagh showed clear double standards in policing in NI Letter: Giving puberty blockers on demand to unfortunate children is a complete failure of our duty to care   Subscribe today with your first month only £1, then £10.99 per month, to experience all the benefits of a subscription     Unionist leaders united over concerns around PSNI officers' behaviour in celebrating Armagh's GAA win           Christianity at the Olympics: Presbyterian Church dismisses 'sneering mockery' of the faith           A special service is set to take place in the village on Wednesday evening to mark the 52nd anniversary           Irish government 'engaged in sheer hypocrisy' by criticising UK given state's record on the IRA           Irish league: Jamie Bryson challenges IFA's new 'unenforceable' anti-discrimination code           'It's a long time but we are where we want to be and we just have to wait and see where this inquiry takes us'               'I've said it before, any lane has a chance, I'll be looking at everybody, I'll be doing my homework'     "We are a grassroots national road race, but I think Armoy has risen above that."                           Ian Ellis: Divisions that have escalated since the Russian invasion of Ukraine are deeply distressing             Letter: Giving puberty blockers on demand to unfortunate children is a complete failure of our duty to care     Editorial: The incident with the PSNI car in south Armagh showed clear double standards in policing in Northern Ireland     Letter: Olympics ceremony Last Supper segment threw Christian and family values out the window                 View more news

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