The Latest Breaking News from Stormont

Ministers were unanimous in green-lighting the public feedback exercise.

A judge will listen to arguments the day before the debate is due to take place in the Northern Ireland Assembly.

Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson claims extending the measures for another four years would be unlawful.

Members are likely to vote on a majority basis to continue with the contentious rules and regulations that govern trade between the region and GB.

Redevelopment of the area around North Street in the city centre has made little progress since it was approved in 2020.

Stormont Opposition leader Matthew O’Toole paid tribute to the role of previous US administrations in Ireland.

Relatives of people killed and secretly buried took part in their annual All Souls Day walk at Stormont.

Sinn Féin makes history as the largest Northern Irish party in Westminster and Stormont, advocating for reunification with Ireland.

Campaign will be a test for two new first ministers and could put fresh pressure on Stormont power sharing

While there is no immediate threat to Northern Ireland assembly, DUP hardliners may try to make waves

My first visit to Northern Ireland was a memorable one. A fairly junior (and totally useless) civil servant, I was dispatched to represent the Treasury at a seminar about something or other at Stormont. The other attendees were all permanent secretaries of Northern Ireland government departments.