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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

Belfast Live

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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

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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

Belfast Live

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.

Reuters

Police officer shot at sports complex in Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland

The was shot in Omagh on Wednesday evening, security sources have said

Evening Standard

Concern over 'potential poisoning incidents' at Co Tyrone forest after deaths of three dogs

It has been reported that cocktail sausages were dipped in anti-freeze

Belfast Live

Rishi Sunak: 'More work to do' on reaching Brexit NI Protocol deal

The Prime Minister stressed that "we have not got a deal yet" as expectations grow that a resolution could be close

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland protocol: What today means and what is likely to happen next with Brexit

Rishi Sunak in Belfast as trade negotiations advance

The Independent UK

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UK's Sunak tells Northern Ireland's SDLP: Protocol deal 'not done yet'

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told Northern Ireland's Social Democratic and Labour Party on Friday a deal with the European Union over post-Brexit trading arrangements governing the province was not yet done, SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said.

Belfast Live

Ravenhill Road cycle lane improvement design work underway

"The completion of this cycle lane, along with the much awaited bridge connecting Ormeau Park and the Gasworks will open up more space in our area for people to enjoy safely"

Belfast Live

DUP MP Ian Paisley's 'super-majority' bill to be debated on St Patrick's Day

The North Antrim MP has denied his proposed legislation would be "changing the goalposts" for any border poll on a united Ireland

The Independent UK

Micheal Martin: UK Government inconsistent on Northern Ireland’s past

The Tanaiste made the point as an inquiry was ordered into the Omagh bombing at the same time that a new law looks to block other investigations.

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Belfast Live

Former SDLP MLA Pat Catney to stand in NI council elections

"My reasons are just to make the place where we live a better place. Maybe that sounds old fashioned"

Belfast Live

DUP urges Sinn Fein to explain £4m rates exemption for student apartment blocks

It follows concerns that an unresolved tax "loophole" means some student accommodation blocks do not pay rates

The Independent UK

Protocol deal ‘bound to fail’ if it does not address unionist concerns

DUP MP Gavin Robinson also dismissed the suggestion that powersharing rules could be changed to override his party’s veto on forming an executive.

Belfast Live

DUP's Sammy Wilson one of just two non-Tory MPs to back new law to restrict strikes

The bill would require "minimum service levels" during public sector strikes, but trade unions have condemned the plan

The Independent UK

Exclusion of party leaders from NI protocol meetings must end – McDonald

The row over Mary Lou McDonald’s exclusion from a meeting this week has overshadowed talks on the protocol and Stormont crisis.

The Independent UK

SDLP to propose speaker election amendment in bid to restore Assembly sittings

The party said the procedural change would ‘end the one-party veto that has frustrated the democratic wishes of the people of Northern Ireland’.

Belfast Live

Belfast fuel hardship fund row continues at City Hall

Councillor says "The ones who will be overlooked will be the elderly, the isolated, the vulnerable, those with learning difficulties"

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