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Our second guest. we are going to talk about what life is like, how life is functioning or not given that there is no functioning government essentially, what is the impact of that on people plus mike lives and businesses? we will talk about that in a minute. joining us from belfast is the former bbc northern ireland correspondent, mark devenport. in terms of what happens now, that's it, belfast is headed for an election?— it, belfast is headed for an election? . , , , ., election? certainly the focus is now on the northern _ election? certainly the focus is now on the northern ireland _ ele...

Will quite simply be no depaul government in ireland for the saw those decisions that would normally be taken about schools of education, the health service, infrastructure, roads none of those will happen. northern ireland will go back to the position effectively that it was in when there was no assembly between 2017 and 2020 and be administered by civil servants and by the secretary of state. it's worth noting this morning and in recent days they have been multiple calls from different civic bodies across northern ireland. this story is playing out in westminster too. here's our uk political...

There have been multiple calls from different civic bodies across northern ireland — the northern ireland chamber of commerce represents about 1,000 businesses — urging urging a return of the assembly and the executive. the leaders of all the main churches in northern ireland met with the secretary of state last night, making that same point in stressing the fact that particularly at a time when we are facing the worst cost—of—living crisis in a generation, there needs to be government for people in northern ireland. and this morning, the royal college of physicians made the point that...

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If there isn't one, ms sturgeon says it that would be a ludicrous, a ridiculous idea, if borisjohnson were to be a candidate to return as prime minister. and just taking a step back for a minute, this has a potential impact on the debate about scotland's future. in 2014, the argument advanced by supporters of the union was that it would bring stability, it would bring prosperity. nicola sturgeon says, "well, just look around. the opposite is happening." although there are obviously difficult questions to answer about independence, she says what's happened has made her case for her. it's been s...