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Brexit trading arrangements for Northern Ireland is the most significant in the history of devolved governance in the region, ...
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A process allowing Stormont Assembly to vote on whether to continue post-Brexit trading arrangements has been triggered by ...
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Northern Ireland church leaders press Secretary of State for clarity on government's legacy approach
Leaders of the main churches in Northern Ireland have pressed Secretary of State Hilary Benn to clarify the government's approach to dealing with the region's troubled past.
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Success as Simply’s Belfast office has financed over 1,800 loan agreements for more than 700 SME customers across Northern Ireland
We’re seeing fantastic growth opportunities for SMEs across Northern Ireland. Challenges like Brexit, Covid-19, and a period ...
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Foreign firms interested in opening Northern Ireland offices just 30% of pre-Covid peak - DUP man blames Protocol and sea border for collapse
DUP MLA Peter Martin has blamed the sea border for a collapse in foreign firms interested in investing in Northern Ireland.
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Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary hasn't visited region since appointment due to 'lack of funds'
Alex Burghart, the Conservative MP for Brentwood and Ongar, said he had not been provided with the money to pay for a trip to ...
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Vote to continue NI Brexit deal the ‘most significant’ in Assembly’s history
A Stormont vote on continuing post-Brexit trading arrangements for Northern Ireland is the most significant in the history of devolved governance in the region, the leader of the TUV has said.
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Stormont vote on post-Brexit trade arrangements triggered by NI Secretary
Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots has notified the First Minister and deputy First Minister that the democratic consent process has begun.