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Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng yesterday unveiled his mini-Budget which included tax cuts on Stamp Duty, which experts believe will only benefit those living in the South of Britain

Chancellor's promise to cut red tape could mean work starts on big infrastructure projects by next year

Mr Coveney's comments come after census figures showed Catholics outnumber Protestants in Northern Ireland for the first time since the partition of the island

Labour said the Government "have decided to replace levelling up with trickle down”

Many were quick to have their say after this morning's announcement.

High-profile business leaders from across the region have shared their views

The Western argument to internationally isolate Russia over its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine has been simple: it breaches the founding charter of the United Nations by violating Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Chao Phraya River levels will rise in several central plain provinces from Sunday to Wednesday as water surges downstream from the North.

The awards, which aim to recognise the best of the region's voluntary sector and it supporters, take place in Gateshead on October 19

Monarchism is embedded in Northern Ireland’s Ulster unionist identity. There is probably no such thing as a “republican unionist”. Many unionists descend from Protestant settlers from Britain who colonised Ireland four centuries ago. Loyalty to the monarch was an essential qualification for those making the journey, and the basis of…

Report from the IPPR North think tank says a £7bn a year programme would "lower energy bills, reduce energy demand and lessen carbon emissions"