The Northern Ireland protocol: On May 5th voters will have their say
The protocol is the most important issue for the DUP – not just for first preference votes, but for transfers
No change to free Covid testing in Northern Ireland, says Swann
Further 2,486 covid-19 cases in North, while another 3,763 cases confirmed in Republic
Campaign group to challenge Lewis’s move to roll out abortion services in North
Secretary of State used Westminster powers to direct Stormont to set up services
Ireland shows independence can work, Sturgeon tells SNP conference
Scotland’s first minister warns that Johnson’s government will use Brexit to weaken case for independence
Stormont commits to funding Troubles pension scheme
Pledge ends lengthy dispute over whether funding should come from Belfast or London
Nicola Sturgeon: ‘Brexit makes a united Ireland more likely’
‘I firmly believe Scottish independence will happen,’ Scotland’s first minister has said
Scottish Tories call for boycott of unapproved independence referendum
Nicola Sturgeon confirms plan to press ahead with second independence vote
First Dáil could be template for Scottish independence, says MP
Joanna Cherry says the Anglo-Irish Treaty shows a way forward without a referendum
Restrictions around the world: How countries are tackling the latest surge
Measures vary from country to country
‘It is desperately sad taking patients to hospital alone, heartbreaking in some circumstances’
Irish paramedic in Wales Phillip Cahill on working during Covid-19 pandemic
Westminster could legalise abortion in North, British-Irish assembly told
Gathering hears argument that human rights ‘not a devolved matter’
Women’s rights activists call for coercive control and stalking legislation
Issues of domestic violence, gender pay gap, reproductive rights raised at Belfast rally
How Austin Currie’s 1968 housing protest ignited NI’s civil rights movement
Revisiting the issue 50 years on the SDLP co-founder reflects on current state of affairs
DUP leader Arlene Foster quits Stormont talks with Sinn Féin
Former first minister will return to powersharing negotiations on Wednesday morning
Stormont politicians face pay cut over Assembly impasse
Northern Secretary questions pay for members ‘who have not met for several months’
DUP deal with Tories ‘breached’ rules of devolution
Scottish foreign minister frustrated at nation’s lack of input into Brexit process
Micheál Martin seeks to strip emotion from united Ireland topic
White Paper from FF leader will be valuable contribution to debate intensified by Brexit
Britain to fast-track Brexit legislation despite ruling
UK supreme court found article 50 cannot be invoked without parliamentary approval
Brexit would have ‘profound political significance’ for North, court hears
Belfast judge considers arguments on how quitting EU would affect Northern Ireland
Sturgeon accuses May of ignoring Scotland in Brexit talks
Scottish leader clashes with UK counterpart over role of Edinburgh parliament
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