THE IMPORTANCE of all-island collaboration and dialogue have been shown time and time again in recent years.

TEACHERS taking industrial action in schools across the north could have their pay deducted, it has emerged.

A MAN was being questioned by police last night following reports of two attempted robberies in south Belfast.

A CHARITY supporting deaf people has urged health and social care trusts across Northern Ireland to use "game-changing" transparent face masks.

GLENPARK Estate in the Gortin Glens area of outstanding natural beauty has opened a number of new facilities following a £97,600 funding injection from Tourism NI's Experience Development Programme.

A £30 million UK Government project awarded to Spirit AeroSystems to develop unmanned combat aircraft has been cancelled by the Ministry of Defence (MoD).

THE marque Hastings Hotel Group has swung back into the black - but only just.

A FORMER Dungannon abattoir with planning permission for a retail and forecourt development has gone on the market.

The former first minister said his party needed to see delivery on the Government’s Bill to axe parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

THE Sue Gray report may have provided the catalyst for yesterday evening’s vote of confidence in Boris Johnson, but Conservative grievances with the prime minister stretch back much further.

Last night Boris Johnson survived a confidence vote but 148 Tory MPs refused to back him.

Boris Johnson still faces major challenges despite confidence vote victory

Mary Lou McDonald accused the Government of not doing enough to support families struggling with soaring bills.

A Dublin government source insisted there is no intention to table the legislation in the Dáil before the summer recess.

The Defence Forces personnel will undergo training to help alleviate some of the pressure on staff until the end of the summer.

Conservative chairman of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Simon Hoare was speaking during a debate.

The civil war began in March 2011 in the wake of the Arab Spring protests.

The move by Moscow comes in response to widening sanctions against Russia.

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The sixteen people taken to hospitals were hot to the touch and dehydrated, due to the trailer’s lack of water or air-conditioning.

TWO girls who missed out on places at a Co Fermanagh grammar school after transfer tests were cancelled due to Covid-19 have lost a High Court challenge to its admission policy.

PLANNING permission has been approved for a new £25 million school building in the Glens of Antrim.

Irish students can expect a cut at a future date in college fees, the Higher Education Minister has said.

COMPLAINTS about university courses in England and Wales were at the highest level on record last year, with some reporting technology issues during online exams.

The House of Commons voted 215 to 70, majority 145, in favour of the Abortion (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2022.

The Secretary of State said he would move to commission full abortion services in the region ‘relatively soon’.

Stormont Health Minister Robin Swann was speaking on World Blood Donor Day.

"Bad practices" were allowed at Muckamore Abbey Hospital to "the terrible detriment of a number of patients", the chair of an inquiry into the Co Antrim regional facility has said.