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New appeal over deaths of father and son in Belfast in 1981

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Welcome to your daily updates from the News Letter   From print and online today   News Unionists turn fire on Sinn Fein after PPS announces no prosecution over portrait vandalism Only seven people charged with supporting terrorism across whole of Northern Ireland in 10 years Council agrees to rename 'Prince Andrew Way' in Carrickfergus     Opinion   Timothy Gaston: Covid report is latest feeble finding on the Bobby Storey IRA funeral mass breach Editorial: Sinn Fein should do the decent thing for once in relation to the republican sectarian vandalism of a portrait Houston McKelvey: I have Godly hope that we can get an acceptable approach to RE in Northern Ireland         Subscribe today with your first month only £1, then £10.99 per month, to experience all the benefits of a subscription     'A mockery of justice': Unionists turn fire on Sinn Fein after PPS announces no prosecution over portrait vandalism           Just seven people charged with supporting terrorism across whole of Northern Ireland in 10 years, figures reveal           Mid and East Antrim Borough Council agrees to rename 'Prince Andrew Way' in Carrickfergus           New appeal over deaths of father and son in Belfast in 1981           Stormont departments investigated over sewage discharges into Belfast Lough           Two men given prison sentences over their part in Ballymena rioting               'He was a phenomenon' – Gerry Armstrong recalls playing with Northern Ireland football great George Best     Bobby Carlisle: He ran up and patted me on the head and said 'well saved'                           Houston McKelvey: Northern Ireland achieved the only inter-denominational RE core curriculum in Europe backed by churches and schools - I have Godly hope that we can get an acceptable approach to RE now             Editorial: Sinn Fein should do the decent thing for once in relation to the republican sectarian vandalism of a portrait     Timothy Gaston: Covid report is latest feeble finding on the Bobby Storey IRA funeral mass breach which Michelle O'Neill led     Letter: A multi party, divided unionism has delivered nothing but advancement for Irish republicans                 View more news

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