Farmers Union

When it comes to Brexit deal DUP is against having its cake and against eating it

It’s hard to think of a better economic arrangement than the one the DUP rejects

Farmers in North to gain millions in EU payments due to sterling weakness

Brexit means the end is nigh for CAP payments to Northern farmers

No-deal Brexit: a nightmare scenario for farmers in the North

Many Northern farmers will be unable to continue in business

Business, farm leaders warn Johnson of negative no-deal effects for NI

New prime minister urged to take a ‘hands-on role’ to reinstate Stormont

Poultry producers at ‘tipping point’ over reduced RHI payments

Legislation to limit payments placed producers at competitive disadvantage – union

No-deal Brexit anxiety mounts for Northern Irish businesses

‘The people who say “no-deal, no problem”, I say to them “no-deal, big problem” ’

No-deal Brexit: 'It’s reckless. You are playing with farmer incomes'

‘We can’t afford to wait and see what happens – we have businesses to run’

Bordering on Brexit: what those at the coalface think

On a busy day farmer Joe Parker might cross the Border 10 or 11 times, ferrying machinery and feed between his animals North and South

Some unionists are thinking the unthinkable about living in a united Ireland

Middle-class nationalism no longer sitting on the fence when it comes to united Ireland

May to visit Belfast on Tuesday in attempt to sell Brexit deal

MPs to begin debating withdrawal agreement next week ahead of December 11th vote

Falling out between DUP and business has been a wonder

Electoral hit unlikely given North’s polarised politics

Brexit: May vows to press on with deal despite opposition

EU’s Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says the draft deal was ‘fair and balanced’

Hatred of Windsor Park in 1993 has softened to pantomime

Michael Walker: There were boos in the game of two Irelands, but humour too

No surrender? DUP holds hard line as business fears build

Anyone doubting party leaders’ resolve on Brexit should think carefully, Foster warns

Rural crime costs North’s economy £2.6m, report finds

UK rural communities suffered £44.5 million losses last year, insurer NFU Mutual says

Brexit deal must maintain trade continuity, businesses in North say

Grouping of 100 organisations calls for avoidance of hard border

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