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The first taoiseach to visit Windsor Park uses the opportunity to say it's back to Stormont or Plan B.

The refrigerated transport company Morgan McLernon has been earmarked for closure

The political journey taken by Baroness Hoey, who was Labour's MP for Vauxhall for 30 years.

Will there be a happy-ever-after ending for Stormont, or is it more Mission Impossible?

Concerns over impact on prices has led to another delay on checks for food coming in from the EU.

Price rises add to the relentless pressure on the hospitality industry, says the celebrity chef.

It means goods sold in Great Britain will not have to apply the new UK-only product safety mark.

The UK government has published new details on how the Brexit arrangement will work in practice.

The Irish government allocates the money to help NI students access opportunities across Europe.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says he has made his summer free to hold talks over the Windsor Framework.

But an inquiry hears concerns that NI will be in "no-man's land" between Great Britain and EU.

The NI secretary says he doesn't think the UK will need to ask the EU for more implementation time.

The five main political parties have been in talks with Chris Heaton-Harris over the current stalemate.

Ofcom says mobile networks would have to tell people when they are going to be charged.

Northern Ireland's parties are meeting the secretary of state for talks on restoring power sharing.

Construction workers and fishermen now face lower fees and requirements to qualify for skilled worker visas.

It may sound like an official has leant on their keyboard - but it's an acronym we'll hear more often.

Scientists say being outside the £85b scheme is highly damaging to UK science and innovation