DUP should ask ‘why they are no longer the first party’, says Westminster NI affairs chair
The party has choices to make soon and it must ensure that indifference in Britain does not become hostility
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
PSNI will not be able to send resources to help Garda if numbers keep falling, new chief says
Northern force that provided support after riots is at ‘lowest ever level’ - 1,000 below recommended strength
PSNI data breach will have ‘massive detrimental impact’ on recruitment, MPs told
Fifty serving police seeking to work in Australia and 199 ill-health retirement applicants this year, NI affairs committee told
The Irish Times view on Stormont: a system crying out for reform
Proposals a sensible recognition of changing landscape in the North
Loyalists must get educated and get professional jobs, argues loyalist activist
Jamie Bryson says loyalists have become an ‘underclass’ in Northern Ireland
NI rights groups critical of ‘rush’ to set up contentious UK legacy body
Attempt to establish organisation comes before Bill to give it force enacted into law
Northern Secretary denies he is trying to ‘bully’ DUP back into Stormont
Chris Heaton-Harris was giving evidence to the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on Tuesday
Blair warns that ‘constant’ political disruption in Northern Ireland will create difficulties for its future in UK
Former British prime minister urges DUP to restore stability by returning to Stormont
Father of Belfast boy ‘beyond proud’ as MPs back ‘Dáithí's law’
Organ donation law for Northern Ireland named after six-year-old who needs new heart
Belfast Agreement anniversary should mark ‘new dawn’, Ahern to tell Westminster committee
NI ‘still has to realise the full potential dividend’ 25 years on from agreement, former taoiseach to tell Northern Ireland Affairs Committee
NI Catholics identify with religion for political reasons, MPs told
Results of 2021 census showed Catholics outnumbering Protestants in the North for the first time
Student exodus for university is a ‘handbrake’ on Northern Irish economy
Two-thirds of 17,000 local students studying in Great Britain did not return in 2019, MPs heard
North’s only ethnic minority election candidate finds region’s racism ‘scary’
Sipho Sibanda, originally from Zimbabwe, blames sectarian system for lack of diversity in politics
N Ireland tourism will suffer under visa waiver, MPs told
Red tape will make Americans and other visitors avoid crossing Border, official claims
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
Non-Irish EU citizens will need ‘travel clearance’ to cross Border under UK plan
Change due in 2025 will not mean document checks at Border, UK minister says
NI farmers and retailers doubt political will exists to fix protocol issues
‘We feel we are not getting listened to’ by politicians, says farming union leader
Clearer information needed on NI protocol to halt spread of ‘propaganda’
Westminster MPs told of confusion rather than opposition to post-Brexit arrangement
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 secretary faces criticism over legislating at Westminster
DUP’s Sammy Wilson accuses MPs of behaving in condescending way towards Stormont
Frost accuses EU of taking purist approach to movement of chilled meats
‘They could change their rules in the context of Northern Ireland if they wanted to,’ says Britain’s Brexit minister
Northern Ireland ‘sacrificed’ in Brexit deal, House of Lords committee told
Loyalist leader claims nationalist interests were ‘carefully safeguarded’
Hundreds in North gave up British citizenship for foreign-born partners
Renunication spurred by changes to immigration rules over past decade
Victims of Libyan sponsored IRA attacks compile report for compensation
British government refuses to publish its own report into attacks in 1980s and 1990s
Businesses to struggle unless NI grace period extended, MPs hear
Committee hears new procedures introduced so quickly that companies cannot react
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’
Paisley calls for Britain to disapply Northern protocol due to trade disruption
‘The protocol’s effect has been an unmitigated disaster,’ says DUP MP
Brexit: Gove tells MPs there will be no ‘EU mini-embassy’ in Belfast
Northern Ireland Affairs Committee hears there are likely to be delays at ports while new checking facilities are being built
Troubles legacy: London’s break from deal ‘deeply concerning’
New proposals condemned by NI victims’ groups, Irish Government and MPs
NI academics warn over cross-border security after Brexit
When UK leaves EU, it will lose access to initiatives which apply only to member states
Newton Emerson: Brussels is threatening the North's food supply
Both the EU and UK are cynically using Northern Ireland as a bargaining chip
Brexit: Johnson agrees deal with Tory rebels on law-breaking Bill
PM promises MPs a vote before he reneges on parts of Brexit withdrawal agreement
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