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UK shipbuilding has been urged to prove its competitiveness with inward investment in order to be considered for future contracts

UK shipbuilding has been urged to prove its competitiveness with inward investment in order to be considered for future contracts

The Ad Hoc Committee to Protect the Good Friday Agreement has written to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to express its "urgent and unequivocal" opposition to the UK's new legacy legislation.

The Ad Hoc Committee To Protect the Good Friday Agreement has sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken contending that the proposed ...

The European Commission launched infringement proceedings against the UK on 15 June for breaking international law and provides further details on possible solutions to facilitate the movement of goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The legislation introduced on 13 June aims to fix parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol, to restore stability and protect the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement.

Than to go down this unilateral track. they are likely in the first instance to unfreeze legal action which they launched against the uk last autumn after breaches of the protocol, and those legal actions were frozen when the uk published what is called the command paper lastjuly and the commission at the time it felt the freezing of this legal action would give the talks some time and space but they could arm frees the legal action and perhaps add further proceedings against the uk but be in no...

Text of the Second Reading Opening Speech for the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill, delivered by NI Secretary, Brandon Lewis MP.

Andrew McCormick unpacks the complexities in and around the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland through the example of food products.

The Ministry of Defences statement on the Northern Ireland Legacy Bill.