What’s on the front page of The Irish Times?
The front page of The Irish News leads with a union flag controversy. The paper says delays in removing union flags in Castlederg, County Tyrone, are because of a “lack of machinery.” This comes amid tensions and threats of boycotting businesses over the emblems.
A bust of Mary Ann McCracken, a prominent historic figure, has been stolen from a plinth in North Belfast. The theft has sparked disappointment and calls for its return.
Elsewhere, a County Down farmer has been sentenced for allowing a cannabis factory to operate on his land, leading to significant fines and a custodial sentence.
Met Police officer under investigation over ‘assault and mistaken identity’ of Netflix star
A police officer is under criminal investigation assault after arresting Sex Education star Reece Richards. The actor claimed he was the subject of an ‘unlawful
