Labour warns ‘provocation’ tactics will not resolve Irish trading difficulties
Ministers last week unilaterally extended grace periods limiting bureaucracy linked to the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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Loyalist terrorists are considering ‘direct action’ against politicians if Brexit demands aren’t met
Loyalist paramilitaries have withdrawn support for the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) as long as UK and EU stick with an ...
Serious questions asked about an MI5 recording used in a long running Belfast trial
The long-running trial of three men accused of involvement in an attack on a police convoy in Belfast - Colin ...
Arlene Foster making up school reopening policy ‘on the hoof’
The First Minister has expressed a desire to ‘revisit’ an executive decision taken last week for a phased return to ...
Northern Ireland’s ministerial list of interests to ‘be published this month’
A register of members’ interests for Northern Ireland Assembly MLAs is available online. The purpose of the register is: to provide ...
The reality of Johnson’s ‘unfettered access’ claim will bite him hard
In November 2019, while addressing business people in the north of Ireland before the general election, Boris Johnson swore when the ...
Derry city councillors call for Cuban medical intervention to fight Covid
On 28 January, independent councillor Gary Donnelly will request help from the Cuban government to deal with the coronavirus (Covid-19) ...
Labour claims the Good Friday Agreement as its ‘proudest achievement’. But it’s failed to deliver for Northern Ireland.
On 21 January, shadow secretary of state for Northern Ireland Louise Haigh, began Labour’s online education programme on the 1998 ...
New documents reveal a ‘high-level, coordinated and sustained’ plot by British forces to ‘deceive parliament’
In August 2020, The Canary revealed new files, uncovered by author and activist Ciarán MacAirt of Paper Trail, about the ...
Same-sex couples to marry in North of Ireland hail ‘wonderful day’
The move followed a lengthy campaign and legislative change at Westminster while Stormont powersharing was suspended.
Lord Maginnis faces suspension for bullying and homophobic slurs towards MPs
Lord Maginnis should be suspended from the House of Lords for at least 18 months for bullying and harassment of ...
Finucane family to seek Joe Biden’s support for public inquiry campaign
The UK Government has ruled out an immediate inquiry into the 1989 murder of Pat Finucane – a loyalist killing ...
More ‘serious threats’ against journalists by paramilitaries condemned
The breakaway South East Antrim UDA (Ulster Defence Association) was being linked to that threat.
Police to pay out £875,000 over the arrest of two journalists
Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney were arrested over the alleged theft of a police watchdog document that appeared in their ...
Parties unite to call for Pat Finucane killing public inquiry
The Belfast solicitor was shot by loyalist paramilitaries in front of his family in 1989 amid claims of collusion with ...
Swann likely to request more restrictions ahead of hospitality sector reopening
Stormont’s health minister said case numbers and hospital admissions rates had not fallen as much as he would have liked.
Eustice: Northern Ireland goods checks to be phased in
George Eustice sought to ease concerns over the flow of food to Northern Ireland.
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