DUP MPs at odds over Glider bus stop, Translink emails claim

Brendan Hughes

TWO DUP MPs were at odds over whether to controversially lobby transport chiefs about the name of a Glider bus stop in east Belfast, newly disclosed emails suggest.

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Simon Coveney says British government must stick to written commitments over Brexit backstop

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People Before Profit accuses Sinn Féin of 'distorting' its Brexit position

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Brexit: Derry Girls Against Borders group campaign in Brussels

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RHI inquiry oral hearings due to end next week

Brendan Hughes

THE RHI inquiry is expected to finish oral hearings as early as next week.

Catholic Church and GAA in talks about sale of former Dublin seminary near Croke Park

Suzanne McGonagle

THE Catholic Church has confirmed it is in "exclusive" talks with the GAA to sell land close to Croke Park stadium in Dublin for the development of housing, sports and hotel facilities.

Schools had debts of more than £1 million, audit report finds

Simon Doyle

SEVEN schools had debts of more than £1 million last year, an audit report has found.

Primark proposal to reduce Belfast city centre cordon `within weeks' rejected as unsafe by council

Bimpe Archer

A PROPOSAL by Primark that would have reduced, "within weeks", the cordon around its stricken Bank Buildings premises - which is blamed for the collapse of city centre footfall - has been rejected by Belfast City Council.

DUP silent on Ian Paisley's Jimmy Savile retweet

Brendan Hughes

THE DUP has remained silent following criticism of Ian Paisley for sharing a Twitter post that likened EU Remain supporters to paedophile Jimmy Savile.

UUP councillor's Twitter account 'hacked by porn spambots'

Brendan Hughes

AN ULSTER Unionist councillor expressed surprise after his Twitter account was hacked and began sharing pornographic material.

Man accused of throwing petrol bombs and explosive devices at police in Derry is refused bail.

A MAN accused of throwing petrol bombs and explosive devices at police during July disturbances in Derry has been refused bail.

An 18-year-old remanded in custody yesterday charged with aiding and abetting a suspected rape in Belfast city centre

AN 18-year-old man was remanded in custody yesterday charged with aiding and abetting a suspected rape in Belfast city centre.

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DUP MPs at odds over Glider bus stop, Translink emails claim

DUP MP Emma Little-Pengelly's Glider bus stop row – a timeline

Simon Coveney says British government must stick to written commitments over Brexit backstop

People Before Profit accuses Sinn Féin of 'distorting' its Brexit position

Brexit: Derry Girls Against Borders group campaign in Brussels

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RHI inquiry oral hearings due to end next week

Catholic Church and GAA in talks about sale of former Dublin seminary near Croke Park

Schools had debts of more than £1 million, audit report finds

Primark proposal to reduce Belfast city centre cordon `within weeks' rejected as unsafe by council

DUP silent on Ian Paisley's Jimmy Savile retweet

UUP councillor's Twitter account 'hacked by porn spambots'

Man accused of throwing petrol bombs and explosive devices at police in Derry is refused bail.

An 18-year-old remanded in custody yesterday charged with aiding and abetting a suspected rape in Belfast city centre

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