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Gail Walker: Unionism needs to stop telling its voters they're beaten, betrayed and on shaky ground - the Ulster Protestant is here to stay - Vimarsana News

Gail Walker: Unionism needs to stop telling its voters they're beaten, betrayed and on shaky ground - the Ulster Protestant is here to stay

One thing there’s never any shortage of after a Northern Ireland election is shouts of victory and cries of doom.

Ivan Little: Parties and voters still polls apart | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk - Vimarsana News

Ivan Little: Parties and voters still polls apart | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk

To vote or not to vote. That is the question facing thousands of people as the local government elections creep up on our stagnant politics.

Joe Biden's right - the UK can't be trusted after NI Protocol skullduggery - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden's right - the UK can't be trusted after NI Protocol skullduggery

At some point, in the not very distant future, Rishi Sunak is likely to have a lot of time to wonder why it was he ever wanted to be prime minister at all.

Windsor Framework boosts prospects as NI outperforms most other UK regions - Vimarsana News

Windsor Framework boosts prospects as NI outperforms most other UK regions

Northern Ireland is second only to London among UK regions leading economic growth over the last quarter, according to PwC’s latest UK Economic Outlook.

Government's 'not for EU' label plan 'needs clarity' | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk - Vimarsana News

Government's 'not for EU' label plan 'needs clarity' | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk

Government plans for milk, butter, meat, fish and vegetables to be labelled “not for EU” across the whole of the UK, and not just in Northern Ireland need much more clarity, a leading trade body has said.