MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Negotiate with the EU in haste, Rishi – and repent at your leisure By Mail on Sunday Comment Published: 23:46 GMT, 25 February 2023 | Updated: 00:18 GMT, 26 February 2023 At the point where Brexit and the Northern Irish peace process meet there is a sort of whirlpool of conflicting … Read more
Search for women who were forced to give up babies and suffered institutional abuse in Northern Ireland expanded to the other side of the world as Australian cops step in to help Investigation into forced adoptions expands to Australia AFP joins forces with Northern Ireland counterparts to find victims Institutions housed pregnant women and girls … Read more
Rishi Sunak faces revolt over mooted Northern Ireland Brexit deal as Tories and DUP warn European judges must NOT have powers over the province Rishi Sunak believed to be on the verge of a deal with EU over Northern Ireland PM could concede that European judges have a say in disputes over province By James … Read more
English could say ‘let them go’ to the Scots if Nicola Sturgeon’s referendum calls carry on, claims former first minister of Northern Ireland Arlene Foster Baroness Foster warned English could tire of intense independence campaign She said Scottish independence would make the four nations a ‘far lesser place’ Voters need to understand better the benefits of … Read more
LIVE King Charles III LIVE: Monarch will head to Northern Ireland with Queen Consort Camilla– before Queen’s coffin is flown to London this evening By Jessica Warren and Mark Duell for MailOnline Published: 07:14 BST, 13 September 2022 | Updated: 09:57 BST, 13 September 2022 Share or comment on this article:
With ambition and imagination, Liz Truss is best placed to secure our Union, writes ALUN CAIRNS, the latest Tory MP to back leadership race front-runner By Alun Cairns Published: 00:36 BST, 16 August 2022 | Updated: 02:00 BST, 16 August 2022 The challenges facing our next prime minister have been well documented: Energy and food … Read more
Soaring house prices have pushed more than 4million homes into a higher stamp duty bracket since the start of the pandemic, new research has claimed. A total of 4.3 million homes now attract a higher grade of stamp duty compared to March 2020, translating into higher taxes for potential buyers. The research by Zoopla suggested … Read more
DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson warns that May’s Stormont election is a ‘battle for Northern Ireland’ itself saying a Sinn Fein win will pave the way to an Irish reunification vote Apocalyptic claim made in Easter message to DUP colleagues by party leader Sinn Fein has said that its election focus is on health and economic issues … Read more
Shocking moment McDonald’s security guard slaps teenager’s face after he ‘threw a paper bag at him’ McDonald’s security guard was filmed appearing to slap a teenage customer In footage he claims the boy had thrown a screwed up paper bag at him Fast food giant said man who works for external company had been suspended … Read more
Winter warmer: Met Office forecasts two days of unseasonably ‘mild’ 54F before cooler air sweeps in from Wednesday with rain and fog to follow Met Office says conditions will be ‘feeling mild for the time of year’ today with 54F (12C) highs expected Mild weather also expected tomorrow but accompanied by rain and mercury will drop … Read more
‘Draw a flower’: Woman gets her grandparents to unwittingly design her new tattoo and then surprises them with the result in adorable video Emily McNeill, 23, from Belfast, asked her grandparents to each draw a flower She then went to a body art studio with the drawings and created a special tattoo The video has 10.6million … Read more
Fury as shadow minister Louise Haigh says a Labour government should be NEUTRAL and not campaign to keep Northern Ireland within the UK if there is a future border poll on Irish reunification Louise Haigh said that if her party was in Government it should remain ‘neutral’ Told GB News Britain ‘should not have any … Read more
UK’s £15bn threat to EU over Ulster talks: Eurocrats accuse Britain of acting like ‘toddlers’ over Northern Ireland Protocol row EU fury over UK threat to pull out of scientific, satellite and nuclear programmes One EU diplomat says UK is ‘always testing our limits’ in same way as toddlers do It comes as technical talks … Read more