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It is for Stormont to decide who is responsible for enforcing rules on face coverings, says Translink.

A Private Member’s Bill aims to make period products freely available to all in schools, colleges and public buildings

NI spends less on each school pupil's education than any other part of the UK.

Join CBI NI for an online political debate with the five Executive Parties on the long-awaited childcare strategy for Northern Ireland.

Mr Lyttle, who has represented East Belfast since 2010, will retire at next year's assembly election.

Leaders of Northern Ireland’s five largest political parties addressed the Irish Congress of Trade Unions conference in Belfast.

Work started on the landmark shared education project in Omagh in 2013 and it will hold 4,000 pupils.

A number of MLAs and MPs co-sign a letter saying Afghan musicians face persecution under the Taliban.

Stormont's Education Committee hears of 40% increase in appointments last year.

Over 100 young leaders from across Northern Ireland and Ireland have been selected for the Washington Ireland Program’s largest-ever Class, which launches today, June 3.