Bringing UK to a ‘standstill’ considered by military veterans

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29 Apr, 2019 Bringing UK to a 'standstill' considered by military veterans Bringing the UK to a "standstill" is one option being considered in protest at the prosecution of former soldiers over Troubles-era deaths, a rally in Belfast has heard. Latest News Veterans' support for 'Soldier F' at Belfast rally Around 200 military veterans and supporters gathered in Belfast on Saturday to call for an end to the prosecution of soliders over Troubles-era deaths. DUP gay marriage stance 'not up for debate' despite lesbian candidate The DUP's selection of its first openly gay candidate does not mean the party is on course to change its policy on same-sex marriage, two peers have said. Investigation launched after blaze at NI commercial premises Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service helped extinguish a fire at commercial premises in the early hours of this morning. Reported On This Day 280 Years Ago (April 28 1739): Impudent woman is severely whipped From the Belfast News Letter of April 17 1739 (which is April 28 in the modern calendar): Sport Update 'We can't wait to take on Celtic Legends' A young Derry football team who have become celebrities in the footballing world are set to play the game of their lives against an elite squad of Glasgow Celtic Legends next month. Jonah Heron hits vital Ards goal in win over Warrenpoint Town that secures relegation play-off test A single goal was enough for Warren Feeney's Ards to secure a relegation play-off place off Jonah Heron's finish. Paul McElroy goal the final blow for relegated Newry City as Dungannon Swifts finish on song Newry City AFC's relegation was confirmed on the final day of the season after defeat at home to Dungannon Swifts. And finally... Three children unhurt after arson attack at family home A couple and their three children were moved to safety after an arson attack at their family home early this morning. See all the day's news here

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