Irish organisation condemns failure to introduce language legislation in North
NIO say there will be no Irish language legislation before assembly election
Brandon Lewis plays down prospect of triggering article 16
Northern Ireland secretary acknowledges Britain legally obliged to do goods checks
North’s ethnic minorities overlooked in sectarian obsession, watchdog claims
Racism and lack of diversity in Stormont, Northern Ireland Affairs Committee finds
Sinn Féin MLA trio sorry for ‘unacceptable’ tweets
Party vice-president and Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill condemns social media comments
Controversial amendment on double-jobbing in the North is to be withdrawn
Boris Johnson announces move that is hailed as a ‘humiliating defeat’ for the DUP
Minority communities ‘not a priority’ for Northern Executive, inquiry hears
‘It’s just a green and orange issue, there’s no concept of good relations with ethnic minorities’
Irish nationals should have simpler path to British citizenship, MPs say
Committee argues Irish-born people should have cheaper, easier naturalisation process
Northern Ireland committee head apologises for ‘offence’ after bonfire tweet
Simon Hoare tweet about William of Orange referred to bonfires as ‘pallet-burning fiesta’
Northern Ireland protocol ‘should not be renegotiated’
Conservative politician warns against ‘hubristic threats to blow the house down’
Northern Ireland secretary faces criticism over legislating at Westminster
DUP’s Sammy Wilson accuses MPs of behaving in condescending way towards Stormont
People born in Republic after 1948 but living in North pay £1,300 for British passports
Westminster committee told ‘anomaly’ is a ‘gaping hole’ in human rights legislation
Brexit had ‘no impact’ on cross-Border policing co-operation, UK minister says
Robin Walker said due to trade deal with EU it was a case of ‘so far so good, and that’s to be welcomed’
Efforts to calm North’s business sector ahead of post-Brexit grace period’s end
‘Some sections of the community are starting to sense they are sitting on a powder keg’
Processing extradition warrants after Brexit could take a year, chief constable warns
Bilateral arrangements to tackle cross-Border crime likely in event of no-deal Brexit, committee hears
Troubles legacy: London’s break from deal ‘deeply concerning’
New proposals condemned by NI victims’ groups, Irish Government and MPs
Government’s Brexit plan to warn on imports and exports
Firms trading or moving goods via UK will be affected whatever the outcome of talks
Stormont needs more British cash to sustain devolution, MPs argue
UK government’s £2bn insufficient in light of coronavirus, cross-party group says
Former British soldiers who served in the North are being ‘persecuted’, veterans say
Veterans’ groups criticise what they say are politically motivated legacy investigations
North businesses left ill-prepared for post-Brexit trade, report warns
Clarity lacking due to UK’s ‘political approach’ to implementing withdrawal agreement
MPs accuse Sinn Féin of delaying pension scheme for Troubles victims
Chairman of Commons committee accuses party of playing with people’s ‘lives and hopes’
Up to North’s Executive to implement Troubles victims’ payment scheme – Lewis
Disagreement over who should pay for scheme is not causing delay, says Northern Secretary
North’s Assembly elections should be postponed by a year, Julian Smith says
Ex-secretary of state says he has ‘no hard feelings’ over being sacked by Boris Johnson
Northern Ireland’s health system ‘at breaking point’
Urgent action needed on waiting times, staff shortages and funding, says Westminster committee report
Boris Johnson refuses to apologise to Jo Cox’s family for Commons remarks
Bercow warns MPs of ‘toxic’ culture as government loses vote for three-day recess
Johnson rules out backstop even with time limit or exit clause; Hunt says it ‘is dead’
Tory leadership candidates say backstop must be removed completely before they can accept the withdrawal agreement
Cabinet to be told about ‘dire’ realities of no-deal Brexit
Coveney to present contingency, ports and communication plan memos to Ministers
Hard Border could lead to breakup of UK, Tory MP warns unionists
Chair of Westminster’s Northern Ireland committee says Brexit may result in united Ireland
May calls on EU to show more flexibility in Brexit negotiations
Clarity on future trading relationship required, British prime minister warns
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