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The Latest Breaking News from Stormont

NI councils unable to change parking charges due to Stormont's collapse

While public transport fares are being increased, councils have no power to review fees for their off-street car parks

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: Stormont talent pool drained as NI Protocol stalemate drags on

The longer the political impasse continues, the more Stormont will be drained of valuable experience as people head for the exit door

Belfast Live

Alliance MLA Patrick Brown takes up business consultant role during Stormont's absence

It emerges less than two months after MLA salaries were cut due to the collapse of power-sharing

Belfast Live

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Stormont leaders stand with chief constable in show of unity

PSNI chief Simon Byrne hailed the importance of the act of political unity after the attempted murder of a senior officer.

The Independent UK

Stormont leaders ‘united as one voice’ to condemn shooting of senior detective

Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell remains critically ill following the incident in Omagh on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland regional rate set by Secretary of State

Rates are a property tax which fund public services in Northern Ireland at a regional and local level

Belfast Live

Chris Heaton-Harris sets 6% domestic rate increase in Northern Ireland

The Secretary of State set the regional rate for Northern Ireland in the continued absence of a Stormont Executive.

The Independent UK

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Commons to pass ‘Daithi’s Law’ bill and delay NI assembly election

The Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill is expected to move through all stages in the House of Commons on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Bill to delay Assembly election and progress ‘Daithi’s Law’ to pass Commons

The Northern Ireland (Executive Formation) Bill is expected to move through all stages in the House of Commons on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Michelle O’Neill calls for ‘speedy resolution’ to talks on NI Protocol

There has been speculation that the UK and the EU are close to agreement on the post-Brexit deal.

The Independent UK

Conversations needed soon on Stormont reform, says former NI secretary

Changes to the Good Friday Agreement settlement might be required to reflect the changing electoral landscape, Brandon Lewis has said.

The Independent UK

Sunak: We have not got a deal yet on Northern Ireland Protocol

Mr Sunak met with Stormont leaders earlier on Friday

The Independent UK

Belfast Council asking Stormont why University Road footpath to be 'abandoned'

Councillor says "We know the problems in the city with unadopted or abandoned alleyways"

Belfast Live

Sunak protocol meetings high on positivity but low on detail, parties claim

The Prime Minister held bilateral meetings with the five main Stormont parties in the a hotel on the outskirts of Belfast on Friday morning.

The Independent UK

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Belfast Live

Stormont asking Belfast Council to “animate” Writer’s Square with street trading sites

The council will first go to the public for opinion on designating the City Centre spot for trading

Belfast Live

Rishi Sunak travels to Northern Ireland ahead of expected deal over protocol

The Prime Minister will discuss the NI Protocol negotiations with political parties

The Guardian - UK

Heart transplant for boy stymied by Northern Ireland assembly deadlock

DUP criticised as Dáithí Mac Gabhann and others needing operation hit by Stormont impasse choking organ donation law

Belfast Live

Stormont department facing High Court action over MOT tests on diesel cars

Environmental campaigners say DfI failed to identify harmful emissions levels during MOT tests for 17 years

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The Independent UK

Stormont parties urged to work together to pass regulations for Daithi’s Law

However the DUP has claimed another Assembly recall is about ‘stunt politics’.

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland assembly election to be delayed again

Move by NI secretary means Stormont could continue to be in abeyance until April 2024

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland community sector group warns of hundreds of jobs at risk

"The lack of commitment from Northern Ireland departments and the shortfall in UKSPF support for employability services means that we are looking at a 60% funding cut"

Belfast Live

Comber Greenway gritting proposal sparks Sinn Féin 'concern'

Councillor says plan to grit and then buy the greenway from Stormont is "a road to nowhere"

Belfast Live

No paper trail of key decisions in £1.5m legal dispute with whistleblowing vet, Stormont report finds

Stormont commissioned an independent review of how it dealt with issues raised by Dr Tamara Bronckaers

The Independent UK

MPs told to consider impact of Stormont deadlock on vulnerable women

Northern Ireland affairs committee chairman Simon Hoare claimed some women have turned to criminality and ‘sexual favours’ to pay back paramilitaries.

The Independent UK

All main Stormont parties want to maintain single market access, says Tanaiste

Micheal Martin said Northern Ireland’s political leaders should grasp a deal that might emerge.

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