NI leaders look to ‘brighter’ future with series of lockdown relaxations
Stormont’s leaders said Northern Ireland can look to a brighter future as they announced a sweeping range of Covid-19 lockdown relaxations.
Stormont’s leaders said Northern Ireland can look to a brighter future as they announced a sweeping range of Covid-19 lockdown relaxations.
The reopening of Northern Ireland’s tourism and hospitality sectors have been fast-tracked as part of a series of lockdown relaxations agreed by Stormont ministers.
The reopening of hairdressers and the resumption of competitive sport are among relaxations set to be agreed by Stormont ministers.
Rioters have been blasted with a water cannon by police as unrest stirred on the streets of Northern Ireland once more.
The UK Prime Minister and Irish premier have made a joint call for calm after days of unrest in Northern Ireland.
A united message of condemnation of recent violence in Northern Ireland has been welcomed by the Secretary of State.
Emergency talks are set to take place in Northern Ireland following a week of violence that police said has been on a scale not seen in recent years.
It is a “miracle” that no one has been killed in violent disorder over the last week, the Northern Ireland Assembly has heard.
Ministers in the Stormont Executive have condemned the violence and rioting that has erupted in Northern Ireland, prompting united calls for calm to be restored.
Ministers in the Stormont Executive have been urged to speak with a united voice in condemning rioting that has erupted in Northern Ireland.
The Northern Ireland Executive is to meet on Thursday morning to be briefed on the ongoing unrest seen over the last week.
A second recruitment competition has been launched to find a new head of Northern Ireland’s civil service.
Stormont ministers have agreed a series of lockdown relaxations including a timetable for returning all schoolchildren to classes in Northern Ireland.
Stormont ministers have agreed a timetable for all schoolchildren to return to classes in Northern Ireland.
A Stormont minister has been challenged on why he and some of his officials were at odds on whether the import of cricket pitch clay is banned under the Northern Ireland Protocol.
A fiscal commission is set to examine tax-varying powers in Northern Ireland, the region’s finance minister has said.
Businesses have expressed frustration at the lack of dates and timelines in Stormont’s lockdown exit plan.
Stormont ministers have asked civil servants to finalise details of Northern Ireland’s lockdown exit strategy.
Stormont ministers will convene on Monday to discuss final details of Northern Ireland’s lockdown exit strategy.
Stormont ministers have stuck with their phased plan for returning children to school despite DUP concerns that it is too slow.
Northern Ireland’s lockdown has been extended to April, but some primary school pupils will return to class on March 8.
A legislative attempt to repeal an aspect of Northern Ireland’s recently liberalised abortion laws has been formally tabled at Stormont.
Northern Ireland’s highest court has said Stormont ministers have a legal duty to fund a pension for badly-injured conflict victims.
A woman whose son was taken from her at one of Ireland’s mother and baby homes after she was transferred across the border has said any Stormont apology must be sincere.
A report into the operation of institutions for women and babies in Northern Ireland is to be published later.
A stalemate between the Northern Ireland Executive and Westminster is continuing over a compensation scheme for injured Troubles victims.
A “difficult” draft budget for Northern Ireland has opened for consultation.
Sinn Fein’s leader has accused the Government and DUP of prolonging Stormont’s powersharing crisis to allow an unreflective view of Northern Ireland to be presented in the Brexit debate.
DUP leader Arlene Foster has called on the British Government to end decision-making “limbo” in Northern Ireland after officials said they would not appeal against a court judgment seriously limiting their powers.
Mary Lou McDonald has urged the Orange Order to think again after it snubbed her offer of a meeting.