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MLAs have been paid just over £5.3m in basic wages since the last Assembly election.

The secretary of state has warned that he will consider a further cut to MLAs’ pay if the DUP doesn’t return to the Executive.

An MP since 1999, serving in the Blair and Brown governments, Hilary Benn is an unusually high-profile figure for the role of shadow Secretary of State.

Innovation is taking a back seat as firms focus on maintaining stability due to cost pressures and post-Brexit trading conditions, according to a new cross-border report.

A billionaire Tory donor has been told to tear down his five-star hotel where Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen signed the Windsor Framework.

The DUP insists that the way forward on the governance of Northern Ireland has to take account of its seven tests on the acceptability (or otherwise) of the post-Brexit settlement.

The man who was Stormont’s most senior official dealing with Brexit has said that the DUP needs to realise that the Government cares more about its global relationships than whether Stormont ever returns.

The UK Government must provide clear guidance on post-Brexit border checks for food products coming from the EU after setting a new deadline for implementation, Northern Ireland business has said.

Politicians claiming change to the Windsor Framework can be brought about from within a Stormont government are “peddling deception”, TUV leader Jim Allister has said.

A soft-touch approach should be applied to new labelling regulations coming into force for meat and dairy products traded between Great Britain and Northern Ireland, according to a retail sector representative.