Northern Ireland Affairs Committee

Northern Ireland secretary acknowledges Britain legally obliged to do goods checks

Racism and lack of diversity in Stormont, Northern Ireland Affairs Committee finds

Change due in 2025 will not mean document checks at Border, UK minister says

‘We feel we are not getting listened to’ by politicians, says farming union leader

Westminster MPs told of confusion rather than opposition to post-Brexit arrangement

Committee argues Irish-born people should have cheaper, easier naturalisation process

Simon Hoare tweet about William of Orange referred to bonfires as ‘pallet-burning fiesta’

DUP’s Sammy Wilson accuses MPs of behaving in condescending way towards Stormont

‘They could change their rules in the context of Northern Ireland if they wanted to,’ says Britain’s Brexit minister

Loyalist leader claims nationalist interests were ‘carefully safeguarded’

Renunication spurred by changes to immigration rules over past decade

British government refuses to publish its own report into attacks in 1980s and 1990s

Committee hears new procedures introduced so quickly that companies cannot react

‘Some sections of the community are starting to sense they are sitting on a powder keg’

‘The protocol’s effect has been an unmitigated disaster,’ says DUP MP

Northern Ireland Affairs Committee hears there are likely to be delays at ports while new checking facilities are being built

New proposals condemned by NI victims’ groups, Irish Government and MPs

When UK leaves EU, it will lose access to initiatives which apply only to member states

Both the EU and UK are cynically using Northern Ireland as a bargaining chip

PM promises MPs a vote before he reneges on parts of Brexit withdrawal agreement

William Hague joins criticism of legislation that would break international law

Firms trading or moving goods via UK will be affected whatever the outcome of talks

‘I don’t think it’s deliverable within the current resource base,’ says Simon Byrne

UK government’s £2bn insufficient in light of coronavirus, cross-party group says

Clarity lacking due to UK’s ‘political approach’ to implementing withdrawal agreement

NI Affairs committee told unpicking of agreement has led to ‘severe dilution’ of proposals for victims

Disagreement over who should pay for scheme is not causing delay, says Northern Secretary

Breast cancer survivor Maresa Fagan compares cancer treatment north and south of the border

Urgent action needed on waiting times, staff shortages and funding, says Westminster committee report

Chair of Westminster’s Northern Ireland committee says Brexit may result in united Ireland

Organisation’s chief says it ensures it gives ‘a lot of prominence’ to Northern Ireland

Failure to compensate victims in absence of Stormont not unlawful, High Court rules

Bradley says if direct rule is restored to deal with issues around Brexit, it will be limited to short-term impact of leaving without deal

May’s hopes for her deal rest on persuading DUP and Brexiteers on the backstop

MP says his party would back May’s deal if time limit was imposed

PM to meet MPs about ‘alternative arrangements’ for Border on Thursday

London Letter: UK and EU are at odds once again as a result of growing risk of no-deal

Dublin would have to enforce EU’s customs code, MPs told

Tory amendment ‘likely to appeal to moderate MPs who just want Brexit sorted’

Second Brexit referendum ‘would mean renegotiating the whole deal’