Foster ousting: ‘My Ian would not have done things this way’ says Paisley widow

NI weather: This is how hot it will be today - make your plans now

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Subscribe              Jun 1, 2021           Good morning. Are you hoping to get out and about today? You can check out the forecast from the Met Office here.  You can also be in with a chance to win £50 of High Street shopping vouchers with our My Local Landmark competition.  Stay informed for just 1 penny a day with our 3 month trial. Use the promo code ONEPOUNDTRIAL for full access to the News Letter. You'll see 70% fewer ads, get daily puzzles and access to the app (digital+ only). Click for full details.  You can cancel at any time, though we hope you wont.           Foster ousting: 'My Ian would not have done things this way' says Paisley widow           The widow of Ian Paisley has told the News Letter her late husband would not have approved of the way Arlene Foster was deposed.                 Loyalists stage more Irish Sea border protests   Loyalist protesters were on the streets of Bangor in Co Down on Monday night as anti-NI Protocol activity continued.           NI weather: This is how warm it will be today - make your plans now   The NI heatwave is set to continue today you will be pleased to hear with bright sunny weather in store again.           Barry's should stay an amusement site says the DUP MP Gregory Campbell   DUP MP Gregory Campbell has joined calls for the iconic Barry's Amusements in Portrush to be maintained as a ongoing concern.           We never agreed any Irish language act: DUP source   A senior DUP source has said the party never agreed to an Irish language act, despite what is written in the New Decade New Approach deal (NDNA).           Salmond warns Duke over Scotland's future   Former first minister Alex Salmond has warned the Duke of Cambridge it would be "foolish" to become involved in the constitutional debate over Scotland's future.               THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Outrages across Ulster, breadvans attacked by raiders   From the News Letter, June 1, 1921       Brian Kennedy headlines the Friends' Goodwill Festival   His performance highlighted a packed two-day open air festival of music, dance, food, family entertainment, children's activities, exhibitions, and Ulster Scots history and culture                             Not even 'humungous' European prize can 'close the gap' on Glenavon rivals           Glenavon boss Gary Hamilton maintains European qualification will not have any significant impact on the financial gap within Irish League football - but still considers the prize as 'humungous' for his club.                   Marty Moore keeping faith in Ulster plan   Ulster's season is due to come to an end on Saturday evening against Edinburgh in the Rainbow Cup.       Jordan Jones happy to repay boss Ian Baraclough with goal for Northern Ireland   Jordan Jones hopes to have repaid Northern Ireland manager Ian Baraclough by scoring his first international goal in Sunday's 3-0 friendly win over Malta.       Champion Jamie Mulgrew turns focus to future Linfield goals   Linfield captain Jamie Mulgrew believes his team's latest title success, once again, proved the doubters wrong.                   View more news

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