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DUP ‘can’t hold everybody to ransom’ after elections, says Michelle O’Neill

Sinn Féin deputy leader says there should not be a drawn-out process of negotiations

Northern Ireland protocol ‘can and will be dealt with’, Doug Beattie says

UUP leader says there will be ‘no united Ireland in my lifetime’ at manifesto launch

Jeffrey Donaldson condemns Coveney security alert linked to UVF

DUP leader insists he and his party condemned Belfast incident immediately after it happened

UK government will ‘intervene directly’ to ensure abortion services are available in North

Brandon Lewis said regulations were being prepared which would give London the necessary powers

DUP leader urges Sinn Féin to ‘stop obsessing’ about border poll

Donaldson claims party pushing ‘radical all-Ireland agenda’ ahead of Assembly election

Donaldson set to be one of two DUP candidates for Lagan Valley

Victory in the Assembly election would mean DUP leader having to resign his Westminster seat

Northern Ireland protocol needs ‘significant changes’, Johnson tells Martin

Comment follows meeting between Taoiseach and British PM in England on Saturday

‘The state let you down’: apology issued to NI institutional abuse victims

Survivors watch on in Assembly chamber as minute’s silence is held before apology

Emma DeSouza to run as ‘independent voice’ in NI Assembly elections

Campaigner says May elections could be a game-changer for Northern Irish politics

DUP leader says Stormont Executive won’t be restored until protocol issues resolved

Jeffrey Donaldson was speaking during the plenary meeting of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly

Collapse of Stormont damaging NI health service, says Swann

Minister say impasse has ‘cruelly robbed’ patients of best chance in a decade to resolve crisis

Removal of customs checks will not resolve NI protocol dispute, DUP leader says

Donaldson rejects notion that post-Brexit arrangement delivers ‘best of both worlds’

Northern Ireland ministers to deliver apology to victims of institutional abuse

Ministers from each of the North’s five main parties will jointly deliver a public apology

Poll on Irish unity closer than ever, says O’Neill

Sinn Féin vice-president urges Dublin Government to make preparations for referendum

Colum Eastwood: ‘People want a better choice than bad or no government’

SDLP leader looks to election season in the North as his party meets up in Bellaghy

NI institutional abuse victims reject ‘insincere apology’

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