A DUP MLA called on Stormont to fund late-night Belfast buses and trains, arguing the £600,000 cost is 'not much to ask for' out of the Executive’s annual £18bn budget.

Hilary Benn’s criticism of mutual enforcement as an alternative to the current post-Brexit trading arrangements within the UK demonstrates “despicable double standards”, according to a DUP MLA.

The secretary of state and British government should offer equal respect to the aspirations of nationalists, unionists and ...

European politics has been dominated by big topics this week and things are moving quickly. As someone whose job it is to get ...

Stormont ministers have missed many opportunities to make decisions which could have transformed public services in Northern ...

The NI Secretary delivered a speech in Belfast to mark the first anniversary of the return of devolved government to the ...

The Secretary of State has rubbished mutual enforcement as a solution to the Irish Sea border branding it “magical thinking” ...

ONE of the widely-recognised reasons for the Scottish independence vote just missing out on a victory in 2014 is the amount of misinformation.

Queen’s University Belfast has been criticised for its decision to open a new campus in India after last year announcing a ...

The fallout from US tariffs features heavily on the front pages of Tuesday’s newspapers. A breakthrough in the Dáil speaking ...

The secretary of state has issued a challenge to the Stormont Executive to reform Northern Ireland's public services. In a ...

The NI Secretary is due to deliver a keynote speech in Belfast on Tuesday to mark a year since the return of restored ...