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Michelle O’Neill lays wreath at Cenotaph in Belfast on Remembrance Sunday for first time
As First Minister, I wish to take our society beyond old limits, to build bridges and to a shared future together ...
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First Minister Michelle O'Neill defends laying wreath at Belfast Cenotaph after open letter of criticism from Tyrone republicans
First Minister Michelle O'Neill has defended laying a wreath at the cenotaph in Belfast today after strong criticism from ...
O'Neill attends Remembrance Sunday event for first time
First Minister Michelle O'Neill has become the first senior Sinn Féin figure to take part in an official Remembrance Sunday ...
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Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill lays wreath at Cenotaph in Belfast on Remembrance Sunday
Stormont's First Minister Michelle O'Neill has participated in the Remembrance Sunday ceremony at Belfast City Hall - the ...
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Voices: The Return of the Blairites: Why Keir Starmer should tap into Labour’s past
The best-prepared of Starmer’s incoming cabinet was Ed Miliband – unsurprisingly, because he and Hilary Benn were the only ones who had served as secretaries of state in the last Labour government.
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Northern Ireland Secretary of State Hilary Benn meets Free Presbyterian Church over fears its schools could have VAT added to fees
Rev Brian McClung, convener of the free Presbyterian Presbytery Education Board and administrator of Newtownabbey independent Christian school, said Hilary Benn met a church delegation about the ...
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PSNI facing £37 million funding gap, chief constable warns
The PSNI is facing a £37 million a year funding gap, the chief constable has warned. Jon Boutcher said the gap must be ...
Majority want MLAs to keep Windsor Framework arrangements, according to poll
Almost six in ten people want to keep the post-Brexit trade arrangements which were put in place by the Protocol and Windsor ...
Business Eye on MSN3d
Northern Ireland Voters Speak Out On Windsor Framework
The vast majority of voters have expressed strong views on how their MLAs should vote in the upcoming democratic consent vote on the core provisions of the Protocol/Windsor Framework. A new report ...
Opinion
Newton Emerson: Northern Ireland’s family farms need a balanced response to inheritance tax change after Labour’s Budget, not Stormont alarmism
It is a bit much to expect Stormont to take a balanced view of inheritance tax. The tax is not devolved so Stormont sees none of the money, at least not directly, yet assembly members still have to ...