Protocol court case: Anti-Protocol camp presses home arguments as hearing ongoing

Nov 30, 2022

Michael Cousins

Acting Managing Editor

Good morning

There is little “light at the end of the tunnel” with food prices rising at a record level, a former Stormont agriculture minister has warned. Edwin Poots made the comment in an interview with the News Letter as new figures show food inflation soaring 12.4% to hit a new record

The PSNI has confirmed it is considering an investigation into a photograph of a south Armagh woman posing with what has been claimed to be a replica AK-47.

The father of conjoined twins ‘Issie and Annie’ Bateson has posted amazing news on their Facebook page. In a short post last night on Dan’s spuds and veg page the heartwarming news was relayed by father Dan Bateson to followers. It said: “These three ladies are coming home!

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