Mass demonstrations will return if no changes made to Northern Ireland Protocol, warns Jamie Bryson

Mass protests against the Protocol will return to Northern Ireland's streets if the Government fail to make changes to the post-Brexit trade deal, loyalist activist Jamie Bryson has warned.

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Subscribe              Jun 7, 2022           Good afternoon again Here is another taster of what has been happening in Northern Ireland and in the News Letter newsroom in the last few hours. Also read: Conservative Party divisions must not impact Northern Ireland Protocol talks, says Irish foreign affairs minister Simon Coveney   Thank you for receiving our email newsletter updates. If you haven't already subscribed we have a special offer for newsletter readers. Enter the code NL25 for a 25% discount off annual subscriptions.   https://www.newsletter.co.uk/subscriptions             Mass demonstrations will return if no changes made to Northern Ireland Protocol, warns Jamie Bryson           Mass protests against the Protocol will return to Northern Ireland's streets if the Government fail to make changes to the post-Brexit trade deal, loyalist activist Jamie Bryson has warned.                 Protocol issues more important than whether Boris Johnson stays or goes: Jim Allister   TUV leader Jim Allister has said that whether Boris Johnson stays or goes is less significant than whether the Protocol remains in place.           JD Sports, Elite Sports and Rangers Football Club fixed kit prices, says CMA   Retailer JD Sports, sporting goods firm Elite Sports and Rangers Football Club have been provisionally found by the UK competition watchdog to have conspired to fix prices of Rangers club clothing merchandise.           Northern Ireland a victim of PM's inconsistencies and broken promises: Wilson   DUP chief whip Sammy Wilson has described the people of Northern Ireland as "victims" of the Prime Minister's "inconsistencies and promises made and promises broken" over the Northern Ireland Protocol.           Man sentenced for taking Samurai sword into hospital   A man who took a Samurai sword into a Belfast hospital has been sentenced to 12 months' probation.           9 things you didn't know about Tourette Syndrome   Tourettes Action reveals most sufferers don't actually swear involuntarily.           Resident escapes injury in early morning petrol bombing   Detectives in Newry are appealing for information and witnesses following a petrol bomb attack at a flat in the St Mary's Street area in the early hours of this morning, Tuesday June 7th.           Victim left with serious injuries after alleyway attack   Detectives are appealing for information following a report of an assault in Donaghadee on June 6.                 View more news

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