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The real culprit for Northern Ireland s current unrest is Boris Johnson s hard-line Brexit

The real culprit for Northern Ireland’s current unrest is Boris Johnson’s hard-line Brexit The i 6 hrs ago Anna Behrmann © Provided by The i A member of the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service extinguishes a JCB digger which was set alight close to the Loyalist Nelson Drive Estate in the Waterside of Derry City, Co. Londonderry (Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire) Prodding fiery old blood-enemies Ian Paisley and Martin McGuiness into sharing self-government in Northern Ireland for the first time in 2007 – as I was able to help do under Tony Blair – wasn’t easy. But at least they were big figures. Real leaders. So was the Chief Constable, Hugh Orde, highly respected for his no-nonsense approach.

Northern Ireland Nightingale court facilities extended for three months

Nightingale court facilities in Northern Ireland have been extended for another three months. Justice Minister Naomi Long said the International Convention Centre (ICC) Belfast is being utilised as a venue for Covid-safe court and tribunal proceedings. She said work is ongoing to reduce the backlog of cases built up prior to and during the pandemic. Ms Long said there were 8,000 criminal cases in the court system before the first lockdown last year, which rose to 12,800 when restrictions limited court operations. “The most recent real-time management information indicates that that figure now stands at around 10,500 cases, which is a significant achievement,” she said.

Nightingale court facilities extended for three months

Nightingale court facilities extended for three months Justice minister Naomi Long said there were 8,000 criminal cases in the court system before the first lockdown last year, which rose to 12,800 when restrictions limited court operations. File picture by Mal McCann Rebecca Black, PA Nightingale court facilities in Northern Ireland have been extended for another three months. Justice Minister Naomi Long said the International Convention Centre (ICC) Belfast is being utilised as a venue for Covid-safe court and tribunal proceedings. She said work is ongoing to reduce the backlog of cases built up prior to and during the pandemic. Ms Long said there were 8,000 criminal cases in the court system before the first lockdown last year, which rose to 12,800 when restrictions limited court operations.

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