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Mark Daly: Why unionist fears about a united Ireland must be addressed before a referendum is even contemplated
The mother of all fears", as described by a member of the unionist community about a united Ireland, "is that effectively their home would become a foreign state."
Northern Ireland civil servants to strike after 'unacceptable' 1.25% pay rise
Thousands of Northern Ireland's civil servants are set to take strike action at the end of this month if a dispute over an "unacceptable" pay increase remains unsolved.
'No to Boris' rally to take to the streets of London
Anti-Brexit protesters are to march through central London today, just days before the country's new Prime Minister is announced.
Suzanne Breen: Odds of a Stormont return after marriage and abortion law changes
The chances of having the Stormont institutions up and running by the autumn were always slim. After events at Westminster, the odds on Arlene and Michelle heading an Executive seem to have gone the same way as Rory McIlroy's hopes at Royal Portrush.
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Shankill bomb victims' daughter in petition to block terrorist pensions
A woman who lost her parents in the Shankill bombing has started an online petition urging the Government not to pay pensions to injured terrorists.
Presbyterians 'dismayed' over marriage and abortion law changes
The Presbyterian Church in Ireland has expressed its "deep disappointment and dismay" after MPs backed plans to reform same-sex marriage and abortion laws in Northern Ireland.
Gary Lineker declares 'Rory McIlroy is British' after The Open heroics
Former footballer and television presenter Gary Lineker has become embroiled in a Twitter row after declaring Co Down golfer Rory McIlroy is "British".
Admissions suspended at Tyrone care home after 'serious failings'
New admissions have been suspended at a Co Tyrone care home after “serious failings” were raised by Northern Ireland's health watchdog.
Northern Ireland civil servants set strike date over 'unacceptable' pay increase
A union representing civil servants in Northern Ireland has announced strike action over an "unacceptable" pay increase.
Irish backstop will be 'overwritten' if Brexit deal can be found: Merkel
The controversial Irish backstop will be "overwritten" if a solution can be found to get a Brexit deal, German chancellor Angela Merkel has said.
MPs urge public to have say as they probe the threat of organised crime gangs here
The growing problem of organised crime gangs (OCGs) in Northern Ireland is to be investigated by a Westminster committee, with the public urged to have their say.
Council funds delay casts doubt on major Northern Ireland Pride concert
There are concerns that an International UK and Ireland Pride concert in Newry may not go ahead, as tens of thousands of pounds in funding has been held up.
It's nearly time for decision on devolution: DUP
The DUP has warned that the UK Government is "running very close" to a time when it will have to choose between direct rule or devolution in Northern Ireland.
Stormont impasse ‘now stalling education strategies’
A series of education policies cannot be implemented because of the Stormont stalemate, a top civil servant has warned.
No-deal Brexit may bring surge in duty-free booze cruises
Irish consumers will make trips to the UK purely to buy duty-free alcohol and cigarettes on their return if there is a no-deal Brexit, experts have claimed.
UUP's Swann predicts an election after MPs block proroguing of UK Parliament
Ulster Unionist leader Robin Swann has said a general election is increasingly likely as MPs yesterday voted to stop a new Prime Minister suspending Parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit.
Over 10,000 expected to attend Operation Banner 50th anniversary commemoration in Lisburn
More than 10,000 people are expected to mark the 50th anniversary of Operation Banner — the name given to the Army’s campaign in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.
Government to introduce legislation to compensate abuse victims by 'end of year at the latest'
The UK Government will introduce legislation to compensate victims of historical institutional abuse by "the end of the year at the latest", a spokesperson has said.
Top civil servant to be keynote speaker at £200 a head conference
One of Northern Ireland's top civil servants is set to be the keynote speaker at a conference costing attendees upwards of £200.
MPs to probe rise in organised crime in Northern Ireland after ATM raids
MPs are launching an inquiry into organised crime gangs (OGCs) operating in Northern Ireland, it has been announced.
No-deal ‘risks year-long recession, tumbling pound and house price crash’
Britain would enter a year-long recession on a par with the early 1990s, the pound would crash by 10%, and house prices would tumble, according to the latest grim look at the economic toll of a no-deal Brexit.
Delays likely at ports following no-deal Brexit, warns Irish premier
Delays are likely at ports following a no-deal Brexit, the Irish premier has said.
Westminster needs to tackle important Northern Ireland issues, says Swann
Decisions on Northern Ireland need to be made quickly at Westminster, the Ulster Unionists have said.
Coercive control law hailed by Derry mayor whose sister died after assault by partner
A mayor whose sister died from injuries she sustained at the hands of her abusive partner said new legalisation on coercive control will save the lives of other victims in Northern Ireland.
NIO under pressure to reveal details of 'royal picture payout'
The Northern Ireland Office (NIO) is facing further questions over claims that an employee received £10,000 in compensation after complaining he was offended at having to walk past royal portraits in his workplace.
Victims hold contrasting views on Troubles pension proposals
Two people who sustained life-changing injuries during the Troubles have given sharply contrasting views on victims' pensions.
Sister of Birmingham pub bombings victim slams Sinn Fein's Anderson over 'IRA soldiers' claim
The sister of a woman killed in an IRA bomb atrocity has hit out at a Sinn Fein MEP who described IRA terrorists as "soldiers" who were engaged in a war, branding the comparison sickening.
Equality campaigners 'on cusp of success' ahead of historic Commons vote
Amnesty International has said campaigners for same-sex marriage and abortion rights in Northern Ireland are on the cusp of making history as a landmark vote in Parliament takes place today.
LGBT event more suited to a gay bar than hallowed halls of Stormont, claims Wells
An LGBT event which caused controversy when it was held at Stormont last summer is returning for a second year.
Northern Ireland same-sex Bill 'delay' after peers intervene
Revised proposals have been agreed to ensure that MP-backed moves to allow same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland can be introduced - but later than envisaged.
DUP's Nelson McCausland to take part in west Belfast Feile
Former DUP MLA Nelson McCausland is set to take part in an event at the 2019 west Belfast Feile an Phobail.
Lords overwhelmingly back abortion liberalisation for Northern Ireland despite objections
A liberalisation of abortion in Northern Ireland has been overwhelmingly backed by peers.
Same-sex marriage for Northern Ireland could be delayed until 2020 after Lords amendments
Revised proposals have been agreed to ensure that MP-backed moves to allow same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland can be introduced.
SDLP calls for Devenny death files to be released - man was beaten unconscious alongside daughter by RUC
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood has called for the disclosure of files relating to the death of a Londonderry man who died of a heart attack after being beaten by the RUC.
Bradley has 'no time frame' for compensating historical abuse victims say Sinn Fein
Sinn Fein's Elisha McCallion has claimed that she has been told by Secretary of State Karen Bradley that she has "no time frame" for compensating victims of historical institutional abuse.
May 'warned in 2016', that Brexit plan for Ireland would not work
Theresa May was warned that her three Brexit priorities for Ireland were incompatible back in 2016, the UK's former ambassador to the EU has said.
Alliance 'disappointed' by police response to UVF flags in Cantrell Close
An Alliance Party councillor has said he is "disappointed" by the PSNI's response to UVF flags at the Cantrell Close housing estate in south Belfast.
'No formal meeting' between police and UVF over Avoniel bonfire
A senior PSNI officer has said that "no formal meetings" took place between police and the UVF over a controversial bonfire in Belfast.
Westminster to make 'coercive control' a criminal offence in Northern Ireland
Legislation to protect domestic abuse victims from "coercive control" is to be extended to Northern Ireland.
'Technical problems' around changes to Northern Ireland's same-sex marriage and abortion laws
Talks are continuing aimed at ensuring that MP-backed moves to liberalise access to abortion and allow same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland can be introduced.
Backstop will be rejected, even if time-limited vow Johnson and Hunt
Tory leadership candidates Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt have both vowed to reject the Irish border backstop, even if it is time-limited.
Community 'crying out for action' against UVF says DUP MP
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Northern Ireland church goers urged to back call for abortion law change to be rescinded
Northern Ireland church goers were urged to back a campaign to prevent the liberalisation of abortion laws at Sunday services.
Police working to get sinister Avoniel bonfire graffiti removed at 'earliest opportunity'
Police said they were working to ensure threatening graffiti in east Belfast relating to the Avoniel bonfire dispute could be removed at the "earliest opportunity".
Further delay likely in historical abuse compensation laws
It is "highly likely" legislation for compensation for victims of historical abuse will not be introduced before the summer break leading to a further delay, the chair of the Commons Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has said.
No winners in Avoniel bonfire dispute and threats must be condemned, says Orange Order's Mervyn Gibson
Orange Order grand secretary Mervyn Gibson has said there were no winners in the Avoniel bonfire dispute and threats had to be condemned.
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Concerns over threats and intimidation have hampered attempts to remove sinister graffiti linked to a row over a contentious loyalist bonfire.
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The daughter of the former Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble has spoken of how her father supported her when she told him she was gay and of his happiness when she announced her engagement.
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