* Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has warned an EU leader that many people are losing patience with 'arrogance' from Brussels over the NI Protocol. European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic is due to appear before MLAs at Stormont today.
* The PSNI has released more CCTV footage of suspected gunmen responsible for a murder on the Lower Falls Road last year. The release marks one year since 28-year-old Warren Crossan was shot a number of times in Rodney Parade off the Lower Falls Road on 27 June 2020.
* TUV leader Jim Allister has claimed there is "no fight" left in the DUP in relation to Irish Language legislation. Internal DUP anger over the matter and the government's agreement to legislate for Irish via Westminster was a key factor in the ousting of outgoing leader Edwin Poots.
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