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The Latest Breaking News from Northern Ireland

Mick Lynch warns NI of 'full, undiluted Tory austerity' without Stormont

RMT general secretary is due to give keynote address at May Day rally in Belfast on Saturday

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland man saves the day for Senator George Mitchell after airline loses his luggage

Paul O’Hara's quick action allowed Senator Mitchell to participate in events marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

Belfast Live

Girl, 10, says 'it's not nice' to be called an 'other' in the Northern Ireland school system

"I refuse to be called other, it isn’t nice"

Belfast Live

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Northern Ireland property market continues to climb as jitters ease

Online portal PropertyPal said an average property climbed by 8.1% to £197,800 in the first quarter of the year

Birmingham Post

Northern Ireland budget will stymie economic growth, say business bodies

Reduced Westminister funding reignites calls for restoration of the Stormont Executive

Birmingham Post

Sinn Féin at the coronation: how to understand Michelle O'Neill's decision to attend King Charles's big day

Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O'Neill’s acceptance of the offer to attend the coronation of King Charles III may come a surprise to some. It is standard protocol for such an invitation to be made to all significant political parties in the UK, including those in the devolved regions, and…

The Conversation

NI early years pre-school funding cuts are 'punishing children'

The Pathway Fund is set to stop at the end of June, impacting 10,000 children and putting 500 jobs at risk

Belfast Live

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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

The Guardian - UK

Slimmer pickings for job hunters but Northern Ireland market remains tight

NIJobs report shows a fall in vacancy numbers of 8%

Birmingham Post

Peace has helped make Northern Ireland a global cyber security hub, conference hears

CYBERUK heard how the sector will add £437 million in value to NI economy by 2030

Birmingham Post

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

World Snooker Championship: Mark Allen can end Northern Ireland's wait for glory says legend Dennis Taylor

Mark Allen is two wins away from emulating Dennis Taylor and Alex Higgins

Belfast Live

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

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The Independent UK

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.

Irish Mirror

Aughnacloy crash: Three killed in horror crash in Northern Ireland as police shut road

The PSNI confirmed three people were killed on the A5 Tullyvar Road on Thursday

RideApart

2023 Ulster Grand Prix Has Now Officially Been Canceled, Say Organizers

The Ulster Grand Prix, after having not been run in Northern Ireland since 2019, was set for a comeback in 2023. Now it's unfortunately canceled again.

The Independent UK

Government offers ‘flexibility’ on £300m overspend as it tables Stormont budget

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has outlined the funding plan for 2023/24 in a written ministerial statement at Westminster.

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The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland gets temporary reprieve on severe spending cuts

UK government move to offer region ‘flexibility’ on repaying £300m overspend comes amid ‘profound concern’ over cuts

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland council election 2023: Dates, candidates, where to vote, results, rules and more

Your one-stop guide to the NI local election on May 18 and how to vote

Wales Online

The amount spent on each child's education in Wales has barely risen in more than a decade

The average £7,000 per pupil spend is only around 3% higher than in 2010, new report shows

The Guardian - UK

Teachers’ strikes: NEU accuses government of refusing to negotiate

Union co-head apologises to parents on fifth day of England and Northern Ireland strikes, saying it is ‘not what members want’

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.

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