The Latest Breaking News from Executive

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said the Stormont stalemate cannot be allowed indefinitely.

Upalokayukta K.N. Phaneendra stresses importance of better coordination between Executive and Judiciary for better governance. He believes that if both wings work together, people's lives can be transformed. He encourages officials to move out of their comfort zone and sensitise people about their rights and duties. District Legal Services Authority…

The Northern Ireland Secretary was speaking at the British-Irish Association Conference.

Former Late Late Show host Tubridy has welcomed the findings of the report.

Alliance Party leader Naomi Long said there was no clarity as to whether the Stormont institutions would be revived this autumn.

Chief Medical Officer Sir Michael McBride said it was a weakness that there was not a central government chief scientific adviser.

"I am asking my fellow councillors to send a clear message, to say we stand in solidarity against this practice and will take any actions we can to see the banning of conversion therapy become a reality."

The council's Executive has agreed to cover costs of removing unwanted remains of programme and making permanent those communities supported

The broadcaster’s board chairwoman told the committee she was ‘deeply unhappy at the evident pattern of inconsistency’ from the executive.

Dr Lisa Wilson said the timescale appears to be designed to be a stick to force the resurrection of the Stormont Executive.

The consultation aims to fix a loophole at designated areas such as Helen’s Bay Beach and Crawfordsburn Country Park