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Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris has been told he has a "moral obligation" to the relatives of loved ones killed during the Troubles.

An assessment is under way to work out what data may have been accessed.

An assessment is under way to work out what data may have been accessed.

School children wanting to know about abortion should Google it, rather than be taught about it in class, the Bishop of Derry has said.

Dr David Marshall is a former senior civil servant at the NI Statistics and Research Agency.

Mary Lou McDonald has said her party would be foolish in calling for a referendum on Irish unity too soon, saying lessons had been learned from the “foolish” way the UK Government had handled Brexit.

It seems that barely a day now goes by without news of further devastating cuts to vital services in education or other areas of public life.

Only children in Singapore, Ireland, Hong Kong and Russia achieved higher reading scores.

House of Lords report raises "political sensitivity" concerns over agreement allowing European fraud investigators and auditors to carry out inspections and checks on programmes funded by Peace Plus.  

Cuts to the Department of Infrastructure (DfI)’s 2023-24 budget will have a particular impact on women, the elderly and the disabled, an equality impact assessment (EQIA) has shown.