DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson sets November deadline in threat to pull down Stormont in bid to force fresh election over NI protocol

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In the news today:

* Sir Jeffrey Donaldson sets November deadline in threat to pull down Stormont in bid to force fresh election over NI protocol.
The DUP leader has said he expects to see action from the UK government next month to tackle the Northern Ireland protocol following his warning that the “political institutions” at Stormont are at risk.
* Sean Graham Bookies arrest: Probationary PSNI officers still under investigation after seven months - and could face prosecution.
Two probationary police officers who made a controversial arrest at a terror commemoration on the Ormeau Road in Belfast could face prosecution for their actions, it has been revealed.
* Northern Ireland High Street Voucher Scheme: How to apply as launch date looms.
NI's High Street Voucher Scheme applications will open on Sunday, September 12, 2021, offering an important boost to the economy. But as the application date approaches, many people are left asking how they can apply.
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* Tim McGarry: Arlene Foster is off to the Lords — and I am going to stand as a TUV candidate.
There was good news this week for someone who has retired and who requires a safe, comfortable but economically cost-efficient care home.

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