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Post Office scandal: Leaders ‘hopeful’ that subpostmaster exoneration law will be extended to NI
The draft Government Bill initially excluded Northern Ireland and Scotland.
Legacy Act has caused ‘huge problems’ in justice system – Naomi Long
The Justice Minister said families seeking answers over deaths deserve to be ‘treated with more respect and dignity’.
Gaelic broadcasting should fall under same provisions as S4C, says MP
Independent MP Angus MacNeil called for BBC Alba to be safeguarded as part of the Media Bill.
Tenant issued eviction notice on day of parents’ funeral welcomes change
‘I really didn’t think that life could get much worse,’ said Lisa Harding.
UK government halts movement on protocol amid hopes for a deal with EU
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has reportedly halted movement on the Northern Ireland Protocol bill until the new year amid hopes of a deal with Brussels.
Matt Hancock to call for dyslexia screening on Commons return after jungle jaunt
Speculation is mounting over whether the former health secretary will have the Tory whip restored and seek to stand again at the next election.
Relatives to hand letter in at 10 Downing Street over British government legacy plans
RELATIVES of people killed during the Troubles will hand in a letter at 10 Downing Street today opposing the British government's controversial legacy bill.
Commission of Investigation Dáil bill into Troubles' collusion expected
A BILL backing the establishment of a Commission of Investigation into alleged British collusion during the Troubles is expected to be tabled by Aontú at the Dáil in the coming months.
Public asked for views on a new Bill aimed at eradicating period poverty in NI
THE public is being asked for views on a new bill aimed at eradicating period poverty.
New soft opt-out organ donation legislation for north moves forward
NEW soft opt-out organ donation legislation for Northern Ireland has moved a step closer with the first reading of the bill in the assembly.