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Data sharing progress between EU and UK hailed as ‘significant building block’

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris met European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic in London

The Independent UK

Still much to do in Northern Ireland Brexit talks, Dublin cautions

Britain and the European Union still have much work to do to settle on revised post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland after making important progress this week, Irish Foreign Minister Michéal Martin said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Brexit Protocol 'risk' to Northern Ireland's place in UK must be addressed, says Foreign Secretary

He was speaking ahead of meeting Stormont party leaders in Belfast on Wednesday to discuss the Northern Ireland Protocol

Belfast Live

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DUP MLA asks what Stormont can do to ease migraines

A formal written question was submitted asking what is being done to ease migraines suffered by Stormont politicians and staff

Belfast Live

Irish foreign minister and Northern Ireland parties welcome progress on protocol

The two sides reached agreement on data sharing and EU access to UK IT systems.

The Independent UK

UK-EU data-sharing deal hailed as 'positive step' amid Brexit Northern Ireland Protocol row

But Stormont parties gave a mixed reaction to the data-sharing announcement

Belfast Live

Speaker urges parties to grasp spirit of 1998 peace deal and restore Assembly

Alex Maskey said the reputation of the Stormont Assembly did not match the high hopes that existed for it in 1998.

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As Tommy Tiernan hits the headlines again we recall five previous controversies he was embroiled in

The top comedian has been hot water a lot over the years

Irish Mirror

Cost-of-living: NI mum opens up on sharing baths at home to save hot water

"We also switch the lights and sockets off and we don’t put the heating on when the children are at school"

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: DUP needs new approach as Leo Varadkar offers olive branch

The Taoiseach has made conciliatory remarks over Brexit's Northern Ireland Protocol but unionist parties remain unmoving

Belfast Live

NI Post Offices call for more support after facing increased pressures to stay viable

Postmasters have been finding themselves subsidsing the Government owned business

Belfast Live

DUP slammed for 'cherry-picking' health report to attack Northern Ireland Protocol

The DUP did not mention that the report concludes Brexit is having "negative effects" on the UK's workforce, medicines and economy

Belfast Live

Bangor and Newtownards row over Pipe Band Championship settled

County Down Pipe Band Championship venue will be rotated

Belfast Live

TUV candidate Jordan Doran selected as replacement for DUP councillor Dale Pankhurst

The former Assembly candidate resigned from TUV in October, describing its party leader Jim Allister as a "political hero"

Belfast Live

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Belfast Live

Northern Ireland £600 energy vouchers rollout date announced

Delivery of all of the vouchers is expected to take around four weeks and they can only be redeemed at Post Offices

Belfast Live

NI Council wants crackdown on residents leaving bins in street 24 hours after collection

Ards and North Down council bemoans lack of resposibilty by authorities on bin obstruction

Belfast Live

Details of Universal Credit increases which come into effect from April 2023

The basic and new State Pensions will also be uprated

Belfast Live

NI secretary Chris Heaton-Harris apologises for 'deeply unpleasant' posts after Twitter account hacked

It comes just days after the Twitter profile of another Cabinet minister was hacked

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Belfast Live

Northern Ireland Office 'exploring feasibility' of flying Union flag at Belfast city centre headquarters

Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris' department relocated to Erskine House near Belfast City Hall almost a year ago

Belfast Live

Ards and North Down councillor quits UUP over 'completely chaotic' election plans

He accused the UUP of "disgraceful behaviour" in its candidate selection process, describing it as "absolute madness"

Belfast Live

60% of MLA staff recruited since NI Assembly election are party members

MLAs are required to declare the employment of associated persons but the information is not usually made public

The Independent UK

No 10 welcomes Varadkar’s talk of ‘compromises’ on Northern Ireland Protocol

Downing Street said it had ‘always felt it was possible to enact the protocol in a way that was flexible’.

Belfast Live

Leo Varadkar admits mistakes made on all sides over Brexit handling

"There was no road map, no manual, it wasn't something that we expected would happen and we've all done our best to deal with it."

The Independent UK

Brexit mistakes made by all sides, says Irish prime minister – who concedes protocol ‘too strict’

‘Perhaps it was little bit too strict,’ says Leo Varadkar of Brexit arrangements as hopes rise of UK-EU breakthrough

The Independent UK

Mistakes were made on all sides in handling of Brexit, says Varadkar

The Taoiseach said he will be as flexible and reasonable as possible when attempting to solve issues with the Northern Ireland Protocol.

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