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PSNI and Electoral Commission publish guide for NI election candidates facing abuse

Concerns over threats and intimidation were raised during last year's Assembly election campaign

Belfast Live

Councillor Paul McCusker quits SDLP party ahead of May elections

He informed the SDLP of his decision on Wednesday evening

Belfast Live

Belfast Gaeltacht residents "disappointed" after Irish street sign decision halted

At least nine members of Belfast Council called in a decision to sign the Gaeltacht

Belfast Live

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Young Belfast loyalist explains why he's engaging with SDLP forum on Irish unity

He wants Northern Ireland to remain in the UK but said he would be a "fool" to rule out his opinion potentially changing in future

Belfast Live

Ex-Alliance candidate joining SDLP says she's not a nationalist but is interested in 'new Ireland' conversation

"I am very much about everyone coming together. You know, that core value will never leave me"

Belfast Live

SDLP leader rules out Irish Labour Party merger

Colum Eastwood says party “not too bothered about having friends” but said he wanted to build a “coalition for change”

Belfast Live

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood: DUP must get back to work or get out of the way

Colum Eastwood says DUP has "run out of excuses" in blocking Stormont power-sharing over Brexit's Northern Ireland Protocol

Belfast Live

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SDLP, TUV and Green Party leaders to address their annual conferences

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood, TUV leader Jim Allister and Green leader Mal O'Hara are set to address their party conferences

Belfast Live

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood: Unionists are engaging with our forum on Irish unity

He argued the SDLP is best placed to "convince the unconvinced" as Sinn Féin "can't reach into communities that we can reach into"

Belfast Live

SDLP echo Leo Varadkar warning on cross-border tourism under ETA scheme

International visitors to Ireland would face 'bureaucracy' before travelling across the border into NI

Belfast Live

Donaldson makes clear DUP will not return to Stormont

The DUP began its boycott of Stormont last year over concerns about the Northern Ireland Protocol, which Windsor Framework attempted to rectify.

The Independent UK

Colum Eastwood calls for ‘political courage’ in supporting Windsor Framework

The SDLP leader said the benefits of the framework outweighed concerns over how the Stormont brake would operate in practice.

The Independent UK

NI Census 2021 results: Unemployment figures show 'status quo is not delivering' says SDLP leader

Both Sinn Fein and SDLP highlight Derry and Strabane unemployment rate

Belfast Live

Rishi Sunak facing rebellion from Tory hardliners over Northern Ireland deal

RISHI Sunak is facing a rebellion from Tory hardliners over his Northern Ireland Brexit

The National (Scotland)

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Petition demands tougher laws on dog cruelty cases in Northern Ireland

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Belfast Live

Patsy Hume the 'definition of kindness', mourners told

Patrick Hume was the brother of the late SDLP leader John Hume

Belfast Live

Funeral on Wednesday for well-known Derry figure Patrick Hume

Patrick Hume 'stood with brother John through hard times during the Troubles'

Belfast Live

Belfast Irish street signs: Three more approved as new council policy swings into action

New dual language policy for street signs was passed last summer

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Loyalist Communities Council media profile risks "eroding democracy", MPs told

"Are we creating a problem when we constantly platform people to give us their personal views on the capacity or intent of paramilitary organisations?”

Belfast Live

Alliance and nationalist parties clash over Irish street signs for West Belfast Gaeltacht

Council agrees "in principal" to plan for Gaeltacht Irish signage

Belfast Live

SDLP questions BBC 'editorial balance' after MLA taken off-air during Stephen Nolan Show

The SDLP raised concerns about the BBC's "balance of editorial decisions" following the dispute

Belfast Live

Claim Western Trust management approached SDLP leadership over councillor comments

Cllr Paul Blake first broke the news of the pending emergency surgical suspension at the South West Acute Hospital

Belfast Live

Derry Deputy Mayor will not seek re-election at this year's council elections

"It has been an honour and privilege to represent the people of Ballyarnett on our council for over a decade"

Belfast Live

Belfast Council rent cap row as Sinn Féin and DUP block call for more City Hall powers

Divisions between the parties exposed over local powers and declaring conflicts of interest

Reuters

Explainer-What is the Good Friday Agreement and when was it signed?

The Good Friday Agreement largely ended the "Troubles", three decades of violence that had racked Northern Ireland since the late 1960s. It was signed on April 10, 1998 - which fell that year on Good Friday in the Christian Easter holiday.

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