SENIOR figures from Northern Ireland's political parties have clashed over Brexit and representation at Westminster just days before voters are due to go to the polls.
Fake letters purporting to be from the SDLP leader, seeking financial support for an indebted Westminster campaign, have been sent to voters.
Colum Eastwood branded it an organised dirty-tricks ploy ...
Her comments came after Boris Johnson was accused by the DUP leader of breaking his word over his commitment to protect the union between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
IT'S fair to assume that only the most politically nerdy among you have read one – never mind all – of the manifestos published by Northern Ireland's main parties ahead of Thursday's Westminster poll.
THE crisis in the health service drew acrimonious exchanges between representatives of Northern Ireland's main parties during last night's UTV Election Debate.