EU net zero red tape sparks fears of ‘hard beef border’ with Northern Ireland
Legislation designed to stop deforestation could block beef exports from the rest of the UK if Government fails to act
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Legislation designed to stop deforestation could block beef exports from the rest of the UK if Government fails to act
MP for Foyle has been head of the Irish nationalist party since 2015
Remains of ‘Disappeared’ Capt Robert Nairac have not been found since he was killed by republicans in Co Louth nearly 50 years ago
This fictional biopic starring the hip-hop trio is a raucous portrait of the lost generation growing up in post-ceasefire Northern Ireland
As many as 100 meteoroids – or ‘shootings stars’ – will be visible above Britain per hour tonight
Ten officers injured during violence at the end of the Apprentice Boys of Derry parade as police also investigate hate crimes
‘Leads not previously known’ identified by head of investigation into Army spy in IRA during Troubles, said to be Freddie Scappaticci
Pressure mounts on Sir Keir Starmer to do the same amid ongoing unrest
In response to wave of disturbances, wearing of masks will be made illegal when there is clear ‘intent to intimidate’
Having flown the Ireland flag as an amateur, the Ulsterman admits he made things difficult after saying he felt ‘more British than Irish’
Ulsterman, representing Ireland at the Games, believes he can silence the doubters if he wins a medal
Trans activist Susie Green says she can evade the law through a network of willing families in NI where the drugs are legal
Claims about Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff raised concerns, shadow minister says
The King announces Sir Keir Starmer’s commitment to repeal ‘shameful’ Legacy Act giving amnesty to British veterans of Troubles
Starmer’s chief of staff reportedly angers ministers by ‘personally dominating’ talks over public money for Casement Park
Retired officers and politicians condemn ‘disgraceful’ act after Vauxhall Vectra looking like patrol vehicle is put on pyre in County Tyrone
The new secretary of state for Northern Ireland should beware pointless arguments, and retain the Legacy Act
Party leader Mary Lou McDonald hails ‘very constructive’ meeting with the new Prime Minister in Belfast
Campaign pledge has yet to be fulfilled, says ousted Tory Johnny Mercer
Swap the honeypots for somewhere more imaginative and you could save thousands of pounds on your summer holiday
Seat held by father and son for 50 years falls to unionist battling ‘smoky bacon border’
Nationalists are on course to win seven seats, compared to the Democratic Unionist’s five MPs, giving them a hat-trick of landmark wins
A judge at Newry magistrates’ court said he was satisfied the former DUP leader and ex-MP had a prima facie case to answer over allegations