The Latest Breaking News from Stormont

The Earth's Corr: Late night Christmas transport not nearly enough from Translink

I try to take the train or bus when I can, but nearly every journey I make highlights a new problem

Belfast Live · Dec 4, 2022

Brendan Hughes: DUP with egg on their face once again after falling for Tory promises

But there are no guarantees energy payments would have been delivered any quicker if an Executive had been up and running

Belfast Live · Dec 3, 2022

Belfast Union flag protester says 'we're almost a tourist attraction' as he reflects on 10th anniversary

While the mass protests fizzled out, a demonstration involving a handful of people continues to be held to this day

Belfast Live · Dec 2, 2022

No blank cheque for Casement Park as leading GAA figures urge politicians to honour commitments

Watch: Ulster GAA’s Stephen McGeehan talks through the challenges of the Casement Park project as Antrim legends Neil McManus and Paddy Cunningham call for the stadium’s completion

Belfast Live · Dec 1, 2022

Stormont Executive Formation bill passes Commons clearing way for MLA wage cut

Gregory Campbell argues Government should introduce “something similar” to salary cut in Westminster for Sinn Féin

Belfast Live · Nov 29, 2022

Measures extending Stormont deadline and slashing MLA pay clear the Commons

Chris Heaton-Harris said it is ‘not acceptable’ that Members of the Legislative Assembly continue to draw full salaries.

The Independent UK · Nov 29, 2022

Northern Ireland £600 electricity payment could be used on other bills under UK government plans

The payment to help with rising energy costs was due to be provided as a credit to electricity accounts

Belfast Live · Nov 29, 2022

Westminster bill to cut MLA pay to be fast-tracked

The bill also seeks to clarify the limited decision-making powers that civil servants will have in the absence of ministers

Belfast Live · Nov 29, 2022

Major financial decisions need Executive to return, civil service chief says

Jayne Brady said public officials heading up Government departments had been placed in a challenging position.

The Independent UK · Nov 28, 2022

Brendan Hughes: NI secretary must shoulder some blame for Stormont budget mess

Chris Heaton-Harris hit out at Stormont parties, but he must also shoulder some of the blame for the current problems

Belfast Live · Nov 26, 2022