Arlene Foster faces an “open revolt” in which eight DUP constituency associati ons have written to the leadership, mul tiple sources have told the News Letter.

Celebrity doctor Christian Jessen is in the "last chance saloon" in his bid to defend a libel action over false rumours First Minister Arlene Foster was having an extra-marital affair, a High Court Judge warned today View email online

Subscribe Apr 27, 2021 Good morning, Welcome to your daily update from the team at the News Letter. Have you tried our new Where & When quiz yet? We've selected 6 images from the archives and for a bit of fun you can try to guess the location and the year the pictures were taken. All completed entries will be eligible for 40% off a digital subscription to the News Letter. The winner will receive a one year National Trust Annual Pass. Try it now In the news today: * Sam McBride reveals that the DUP are in ‘open revolt’ at Arlene Foster’s leadership * The Health Minister has said he is “deeply concerned” that the health service could be facing a funding cut of “tens of millions of pounds” to help meet the cost of a payments scheme for Troubles victims. * Ian Paisley has responded sharply to the prime minister’s promises to make the NI Protocol work – and has instead called on Boris Johnson to “deliver action”. * Primark stores will be offering extended opening hours across Belfast, Ballymena, Lisburn, Newtonabbey, Newtownards, Newry, Londonderry/Derry and Omagh on April 30. * Celebrity doctor Christian Jessen is in the "last chance saloon" in his bid to defend a libel action over false rumours First Minister Arlene Foster was having an extra-marital affair, a High Court Judge warned today. If you'd like to comment on this email newsletter you can contact us on nidigital@jpress.co.uk Have a good day Michael Cousins Deputy digital editor TV doctor Christian Jessen in 'last chance saloon' over false Arlene Foster extra-marital affair tweet Celebrity doctor Christian Jessen is in the "last chance saloon" in his bid to defend a libel action over false rumours First Minister Arlene Foster was having an extra-marital affair, a High Court Judge warned today. DUP in ‘open revolt’ at Arlene Foster’s leadership as eight constituency associations submit letters of concern Arlene Foster faces an “open revolt” in which eight DUP constituency associations have written to the leadership, multiple sources have told the News Letter. Primark offering extended opening hours in NI to keep customers safe | dedicated employee marshals to help manage customer queues outside stores Primark stores will be offering extended opening hours across Belfast, Ballymena, Lisburn, Newtonabbey, Newtownards, Newry, Londonderry/Derry and Omagh on April 30. Calls to step up security patrols after man threatened with knife at NI beauty spot An appeal to step up security patrols has been made after a man was threatened with a knife while at a popular NI beauty spot with his wife. Prove your local knowledge with our Where and When? quiz Can you identitfy the location and year when the six images were captured? Loyalist Belfast had been keenly awaiting the royals in 1921, when the king opened Northern Ireland’s new parliament A century ago the state of Northern Ireland came into existence when King George V opened the first Parliament at Belfast’s City Hall. ALAN PARKINSON tells the story of that June day: Simon Reid strikes Quattro Plant deal for National Superstock 600 Championship British championship prospect Simon Reid has an extra spring in his step going into this week’s first official pre-season test of 2021 after striking a deal with the Quattro Plant Group. Dan McFarland wary of Leicester Tigers front-row threat Dan McFarland has issued a warning to the Ulster pack ahead of Friday night’s European Challenge Cup semi-final clash with the Leicester Tigers at Welford Road. Oran Kearney craves more cup magic with Coleraine For Oran Kearney winning silverware is what football is all about. Judd Trump hopes ‘dream’ Crucible final with Ronnie O’Sullivan will happen one day Judd Trump cruised into the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship for the fourth straight year and admitted it would be a “shame” if he finished his career without landing a dream Crucible final against Ronnie O’Sullivan. View more news

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