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Emma DeSouza says voters in the Republic also factor in Northern Ireland when they cast a vote in the EU elections.

This is where we are, at the end of a highly charged week caused by provocations around immigration: a majority of Sinn Féin supporters want the return of checkpoints at the Border. If you take nothing else away from today’s Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll, then take that to better understand the toxic potential of immigration.

Dr Clare Rice looks at the turbulent week in Irish-British relations around the issue of immigration.

There are many issues up for debate when it comes to the constitutional question.

The ‘United Ireland vs the Union’ debate has existed as long as Northern Ireland has.

A year from now, Sir Keir Starmer will almost certainly be Prime Minister. If rumours of a May 2 election are true, he could be in Downing Street in just 69 days.

The Secretary of State is supremely confident when it comes to a border poll. He says there won’t be one within the next decade, or Irish unity in his lifetime.

The debate about a future border poll continues. When should we have one, and what way might Northern Ireland vote?

Unionists are almost twice as likely as nationalists to be driven purely by their feelings of national identity and to refuse to consider social and economic factors when voting in a border poll.

More people would vote for Northern Ireland to remain part of the UK if a border poll was held now, according to a new poll.