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This adds a unique dimension to the AUKUS partnership, which was primarily focused on defense and nuclear.
The Australian government advises travellers to the UK to exercise a ‘high degree of caution’ in areas where protests and riots are in progress.
The High Court in Belfast has ruled a key part of the Northern Ireland Troubles Legacy Act is not compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights.
Legislation introduced to draw a line under crimes committed during The Troubles is set to come into force on May 1 but it has left many families unsatisfied.
Four former soldiers in the British Army have been charged in connection with incidents which took place in Northern Ireland during The Troubles.
Norther Ireland’s new first minister has demanded more funding from Westminster, as Stormont seeks to gain equal post-Brexit treatment with the rest of the UK.
DUP MLA Emma Little-Pengelly has been appointed as deputy First Minister.
New measures will alleviate unnecessary bureaucracy when moving goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland and put an end to DUP’s boycott of power-sharing.
Jon Boutcher was announced as the new PSNI chief constable on Tuesday evening after a challenging three months for the service.
DUP MP said Windsor Framework won’t stop agri-food businesses from collapsing, and that the differential treatment will impact the public’s psyche.
A survey looked at attitudes towards the UK union, economic and social solidarity across the country, independence, the idea of “Britishness,” and the notion of “muscular unionism.”
As amendments are made to RSE Regulations for Northern Ireland, senior DUP figures have fought back, with comparisons to overreach on abortion laws being made
