Northern Ireland must re-form government to have voice at Brexit talks – Corbyn
Northern Ireland needs a voice at the Brexit talks table, Jeremy Corbyn has said.
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Unconscionable that elected politicians have no say in major decisions – Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn has said it is “unconscionable” for elected politicians to have no say in major decisions in Northern Ireland as he called on the Stormont parties to come together to resurrect devolution.
House prices fall again as London market continues descent
British house prices slid again in March as the property market continues to cool, with London recording its weakest performance since 2009.
Compensation scheme being drawn up following neurology patients recall
A compensation scheme is being drawn up for those identified by one of the most complex and challenging patient recalls in Northern Ireland’s history, senior civil servants have said.
Compensation scheme being drawn up following neurology patients recall
A compensation scheme is being drawn up for those identified by the most complex ever patient recall in Northern Ireland, a senior civil servant said.
Bailey Peacock-Farrell and Gavin Whyte earn Northern Ireland call-up
Leeds goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell and Crusaders midfielder Gavin Whyte are among the uncapped players in Northern Ireland’s 22-man squad for the away friendlies with Panama and Costa Rica.
Coveney: Ireland and EU united in seeking substantial progress on border by June
Ireland and the EU’s negotiating team are of one mind on insisting there can be no Brexit withdrawal treaty without a deal on the border, the Irish deputy premier has said.
Statute of limitation on Troubles cases could sanitise terrorism – veterans
A veterans’ group in Northern Ireland has voiced opposition to any move to introduce a statute of limitation on Troubles prosecutions.
Trial of ex-soldier for Troubles shooting to go ahead amid amnesty controversy
A court bid to halt the prosecution of a former soldier over a Troubles shooting has been rejected, amid a political controversy over whether other veterans should be handed an amnesty.
Police probing death of child at centre of public inquiry
Police are investigating the death of a child at the centre of a public inquiry in Northern Ireland.
System investigating police and soldiers in Northern Ireland unfair, says PM
Prime Minister Theresa May has said the system for investigating soldiers and police in Northern Ireland is “patently unfair”.
Police probing death of child at centre of public inquiry
Police are investigating the death of a child at the centre of a public inquiry in Northern Ireland.
Area evacuated after bomb and gun found during police search
A bomb and a gun have been found during police searches in Co Armagh.
UK is rebuffing our powersharing plans, says Leo Varadkar
The UK government is continuing to rebuff an Irish government plan to break the powersharing deadlock in Northern Ireland, the Taoiseach has said.
Police seize £3,000 after stopping vehicle on motorway in paramilitarism probe
Detectives investigating paramilitarism have seized £3,000 after stopping a vehicle on the M1 motorway in Northern Ireland.
Call for DUP to end powersharing ‘blockage’ as Sinn Fein hail by-election win
Sinn Fein has won a mandate to end the DUP’s “blockage” on a return to Stormont powersharing after a “stunning” Westminster by-election victory, leader Mary Lou McDonald said.
Counting begins in West Tyrone by-election
Counting is under way in the parliamentary by-election triggered when an MP quit amid claims he mocked victims of the Northern Ireland Troubles.
Varadkar visit to Northern Ireland kept ‘deliberately low-key’
Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said his trip to Northern Ireland was deliberately low-key, after he was accused of “poor manners” by a DUP MP who said he failed to follow protocol.
Gay cake row: Activist who placed order did nothing wrong, court told
An activist who asked a Christian bakery to make a cake bearing a pro-gay marriage slogan did nothing wrong, his lawyer told the Supreme Court.
Bakery owners in ‘gay cake’ row forced to act against beliefs, court told
The Christian owners of a bakery found to have discriminated in refusing to make a “gay cake” are being forced to act against their religious beliefs, a lawyer has told the Supreme Court.