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The Latest Breaking News from Stormont

Daithi’s family ‘disappointed and angry’ after meeting over organ law delay

Mairtin MacGabhann said he would consider legal action over delays to the implementation of organ donation laws in Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

NI Secretary pledges to ‘explore possible avenues’ to enact organ donations laws

Chris Heaton-Harris was meeting with six-year-old Daithi MacGabhann, who is on the transplant waiting list, and his parents on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

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

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Stormont catering contract awarded to firm supplying 'substandard' food to US prisons

The company has come under fire over its catering for refugees and asylum seekers in the Irish Republic and US prisoners

Belfast Live

New Northern Ireland planning applications portal "unacceptably poor" says architecture group

"Many functions worked better on the old system"

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: Whistleblowing vet case shows lessons not learned from RHI

Three years since the RHI inquiry report, an investigation into another Stormont controversy has shown strikingly similar failures

Belfast Live

M&S chair says UK Government’s ‘baffling’ post-Brexit plans will wreck trade

Archie Norman, who is also an ex-Conservative MP, has urged the Government to convince the EU not to consider separate labelling for goods sold in Northern Ireland

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UK not placing any deadlines on EU talks to resolve NI Protocol – Heaton-Harris

The Northern Ireland Secretary is currently on an investment-focused visit to the United States.

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.

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein MPs don't need to declare party wages on register, says parliamentary standards watchdog

TUV leader Jim Allister has written to the standards commissioner questioning the "obvious loophole" in the rules

Belfast Live

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar stresses hard border must be avoided as UK-EU talks continue

The DUP has refused to enter the Stormont Assembly until unionist concerns are dealt with

Belfast Live

Can DUP be brought in from the cold to end Northern Ireland protocol row?

Party has set conditions for a deal but former taoiseach Bertie Ahern says solution is ‘not rocket science’

The Guardian - UK

Protocol row ‘isn’t rocket science’, says ex-taoiseach in call for solution

Bertie Ahern was speaking at the Northern Ireland Committee at Westminster on Monday.

The Independent UK

EU and UK negotiators must be given ‘space’ to reach NI Protocol deal

Ireland’s deputy premier Micheal Martin said both sides had to overcome challenges if an agreement was to be stuck.

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Adoption and social care legislation in Northern Ireland stalled due to Stormont's collapse

They are the latest bills confirmed to be facing delays after it emerged legislation on organ donation has been stalled

The Independent UK

Varadkar expresses regret that NI Protocol was imposed without unionist consent

The Irish premier said the prospect of an EU/UK deal on the contentious trading arrangements was ‘very real’.

The Guardian - UK

Leo Varadkar admits regrets over Northern Ireland protocol

Ireland’s taoiseach regrets Brexit arrangement imposed without agreement of unionists and nationalists

Belfast Live

Stormont: Latest powersharing deadline in NI passes without a breakthrough

The UK government has once again assumed a legal duty to call a snap Assembly election in the region within 12 weeks

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The Independent UK

Latest powersharing deadline in Northern Ireland passes without a breakthrough

The Government is to hold back on calling an election in the short term amid hopes the EU and UK can strike a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Belfast Live

Former DUP minister Edwin Poots' bid to halt Brexit Protocol checks cost public £57,000

The spending has been described as "political posturing" and "clearly a waste of public money"

The Independent UK

Mountain to climb to resolve NI Protocol issues, says Irish deputy PM

Micheal Martin said the EU/UK negotiations needed to be given ‘time and space’.

The Independent UK

Solving protocol impasse can solve powersharing deadlock, Heaton-Harris insists

The Northern Ireland Secretary has made clear he will not act immediately on his renewed legal obligation to call a snap Stormont election.

Belfast Live

Daithi's Law: Stormont parties urge NI Secretary to help enact organ donation law

The enacting of the legislation has been delayed due to the political stalemate.

The Independent UK

Latest Stormont powersharing deadline set to fall

The Government will again assume a legal duty to call an election if an executive is not formed on Thursday.

Belfast Live

Two MLAs hit £7,000 office costs spending limit three months early amid rising energy bills

It comes amid rising energy bills which Stormont sources say have placed added pressure on constituency office budgets

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