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The Latest Breaking News from DUP

Sinn Féin on course to become largest party in councils, poll suggests

Belfast Live

Removal of union flag near GAA ground treated as a 'hate crime', PSNI says

DUP MLA Tom Buchannan described the removal of the flag as "abhorrent"

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland poll suggests support for DUP is up

Jeffrey Donaldson says findings show his party is “closing the gap and building support in our continuing opposition to the protocol”

Belfast Live

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DUP vote up but remains behind Sinn Fein, opinion poll suggests

A LucidTalk poll for the Belfast Telegraph puts the Sinn Fein vote at 29% and the DUP vote at 25%.

The Independent UK

Brendan Hughes: Sinn Fein attending King Charles coronation a no-brainer for party

With local government elections less than three weeks away, Sinn Fein's gesture will play well with middle-ground voters

Belfast Live

Ards North Down Council sees tight vote over hosting Good Friday Agreement document

DUP cllr questions possible costs of event

Belfast Live

Big changes needed to power sharing in Northern Ireland, says 70% of population

Two-thirds of people also think 1998 Good Friday agreement has failed to deliver stable governance, survey finds

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70% of people want to see big changes to NI’s powersharing structures – survey

The same proportion believe the Good Friday Agreement has failed to deliver stable governance at Stormont, according to the poll.

The Independent UK

DUP seeking ‘further movement’ from Government on post-Brexit trade

The party collapsed the executive in Belfast in protest at Brexit’s Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland secretary denies budget is 'punishment' for Stormont power-sharing impasse

"The purpose of this budget is to make sure public services can continue in the absence of an Executive"

Belfast Live

Government denies flat cash budget for NI is ‘punishment’ for Stormont impasse

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris was responsible for setting the budget in the absence of powersharing.

The Independent UK

Government set to table budget for Northern Ireland amid Stormont impasse

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris is expected to outline the funding plan for 2023/24 in a written ministerial statement at Westminster.

The Independent UK

SDLP proposes Stormont ‘triple lock’ to protect NI budget and deliver reform

The official opposition party will present the proposals to Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Budget for Northern Ireland expected to contain major cuts to public services

Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris will lay out the budget at Westminster on Thursday.

The Independent UK

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Belfast Live

Fermanagh and Omagh: All of the candidates running in NI Council Elections 2023

The vote is to take place on May 18

The Independent UK

Government told a ‘lot more to do’ to persuade DUP over Windsor Framework

DUP MP Jim Shannon accused NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris of trying to ‘bully’ his party.

Belfast Live

King's Coronation: DUP MP handing out 6,000 certificates to Derry school children

Gregory Campbell said he is on a 'whirlwind tour' to hand out the commemorative certificates

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland council election: List of all the candidates in the May 2023 poll

A total of 807 candidates are contesting the 462 seats across Northern Ireland's 11 councils

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Belfast Live

Tributes paid to departing Mid Ulster councillors

Six councillors from across the district will not seek re-election in May

Belfast Live

Seagate Derry job loss fears as company urged to be 'upfront' with workers

Hard drive manufacturer hit by US export restrictions on Chinese market

Belfast Live

DUP silent over Belfast election candidate who represented UDA-linked group

He was involved with the Ulster Political Research Group, an advisory body connected to the UDA

Belfast Live

NI has potential to be Singapore-style investment hub, says Silicon Valley CEO

Ms Friar was back in Northern Ireland last week to speak at a major conference marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

Belfast Live

Good Friday Agreement poll: 75% want Stormont power-sharing rules reviewed

Just over half think the 1998 peace deal would be approved if a referendum was held today

Belfast Live

'Revolutionary' new flights from Derry to Heathrow get official go-ahead from UK government

The Department for Transport has now given the planned switch the green light

The Week

Could Biden’s love of the Irish help in 2024?

Joe Biden’s tour of Ireland went “if not exactly to plan, then according to expectations”, said Michael Day in The i Paper.

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