Peter Robinson: Unionists might face a choice between keeping Stormont or scrapping the Irish Sea border

Rats enjoying a boom time during the pandemic as they move from towns to residential areas

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Subscribe              Feb 12, 2021           Good morning Today's latest news: * Peter Robinson writes for the News Letter: Unionists might face a choice between keeping Stormont or scrapping the Irish Sea border. * Another 103 people have died with Covid-19, weekly statistics show.  * A former Assistant Chief Constable says some serving officers are now "looking the other way" rather than risking enforcing Covid regulations on the public. * The clinically extremely vulnerable should all be vaccinated by early next month, Northern Ireland's chief medical officer has said. And:  * Rats are enjoying a boom time during the pandemic as they move from towns to residential areas. Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor As a little gift for Valentine's Day, we're cutting our digital subscription prices by 20%. This offer is for a limited time only, so whether for yourself, or as a gift to someone special, be sure to snap up this offer before February 14.  Along with faster-loading articles, fewer adverts and access to exclusive content and events you can read all the news on your desktop with our new online digital edition. You can access the offer here           Peter Robinson: Unionists might face a choice between keeping Stormont or scrapping the Irish Sea border           At my age staying composed is more than a virtue it's a requirement.                 Another 103 people have died with Covid-19, weekly statistics show   Another 103 people have died with Covid-19, official weekly statistics showed.           Michael McBride: Extremely vulnerable should all be vaccinated by early next month   The clinically extremely vulnerable should all be vaccinated by early next month, Northern Ireland's chief medical officer has said.           Rats enjoying a boom time during the pandemic as they move from towns to residential areas   Some Northern Ireland residents have reported seeing more rats around their properties this year, than in previous years.           Sean Graham Bookmakers arrest: PSNI officers now 'looking the other way' on Covid breaches after constable suspended for controversial arrest, says former Assistant Chief Constable   A former Assistant Chief Constable says some serving officers are now "looking the other way" rather than risking enforcing Covid regulations on the public.           Get 20% off a News Letter Subscription this weekend   As a little gift for Valentine's Day, we're cutting our digital subscription prices by 20%               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: From the News Letter of February 1931   Proposed new bridge for Lough Erne       THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: More war work for Ulster urges commerce minister   From the News Letter, February 12, 1941                             Gavin Robinson calls for urgency in stadium funding roll out           East Belfast MP Gavin Robinson says delays to the roll out of the Sub Regional Stadia Fund "continue to hamper progression of local football".                   Golf Ireland set to trial new refereeing qualification this year   fgfgfg.       Kyle Lafferty could be heading back to the Scottish Premiership   Kilmarnock are said to be keen on offering Kyle Lafferty a return to Scottish football.       Motorcycle Live organisers announce December dates at NEC   The organisers of Motorcycle Live have confirmed the event is scheduled to go ahead in December.                             View more news

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