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PSNI data breach: Officers looking over their shoulders
... In 2007, the political party linked to the IRA - Sinn Féin - endorsed the PSNI before it went into a power-sharing devolved government...
NI Protocol: MPs to vote on plans to ditch parts of Brexit deal
... Sinn Féin won the most seats in May s assembly election but the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which came second, is refusing to re-enter a power-sharing executive until its concerns about the protocol are addressed...
NI election 2022: NI public cannot be left high and dry, PM told
...Northern Ireland s people cannot be left " high and dry" by the DUP s refusal to form an executive, Sinn Féin s Michelle O Neill has warned the prime minister...
Election 2022: Is Northern Ireland headed for a seismic shift?
... For the first time in Northern Ireland s 100-year existence, a nationalist party - Sinn Féin - may become the largest party...
NI election 2022: Party leaders go head-to-head in TV debate
... Sir Jeffrey Donaldson of the Democratic Unionist Party, Sinn Féin s Michelle O Neill, the SDLP s Colum Eastwood, the Ulster Unionist Party s Doug Beattie and the Alliance Party s Naomi Long, are to take part in BBC Northern Ireland s The Leaders Debate...
NI election 2022: Hannah Kenny 'gripped by throat' and threatened
... The candidates standing in Belfast East are: Andy Allen - Ulster Unionist PartyKarl Bennett - Progressive Unionist PartyDavid Brooks - Democratic Unionist PartyJoanne Bunting - Democratic Unionist PartyCharlotte Carson - Social Democratic and Labour PartyHannah Kenny - People Before ProfitLauren Kerr - Ulster Unionist PartyNaomi Long - Alliance PartyEoin Macneill - The Workers PartyPeter McReynolds - Alliance PartyMairead O Donnell - Sinn FéinJohn Ross - Traditional Unionist VoiceBrian Smyth - Green Party...
Bobby Storey, the Senior Republican dies after illness
...Bobby Storey was previously President of Sinn Féin and a close friend of Gerry Adams a Senior Republican figure Bobby Storey, has died after a period of illness...
Coronavirus: First cemeteries open the following amendment to the policy
... The DUP and the UUP had behind the move, Alliance and Sinn Féin expressed opposition, fearing that it could lead to self-satisfaction, while the SDLP further advice wanted...
NI Protocol: MPs to vote on plans to ditch parts of Brexit deal
MPs will vote on Monday on new legislation to give ministers The Power to scrap parts of the post-Brexit deal between the UK and the EU.
The government wants to change the NI Protocol to make it easier for some goods to flow from Great Britain to Northern Ireland .
Ahead of the vote, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said the protocol was undermining peace in Northern Ireland .
But the EU opposes The Move , saying it breaches International Law .
The protocol is part of the 2019 Brexit deal and keeps Northern Ireland in the EU's single market for goods, preventing a hard border with The Republic of Ireland .
But it means checks on some items which come into Northern Ireland from other parts of the UK, creating a trade border in the Irish Sea .
The government's plans, published earlier in June, faced a fierce backlash from the EU, which over the legislation.
European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic has also indicated that further measures may follow if The Bill proceeds, including a
The protocol is opposed by unionists in Northern Ireland who argue it undermines Northern Ireland 's place in the UK.
Sinn Féin won The Most seats in May's assembly Election but the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which came second, is refusing to re-enter a power-sharing executive until its concerns about the protocol are addressed.
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said on Sunday Night that the protocol was undermining The Peace and stability secured in Northern Ireland by the Good Friday Agreement.
Three Northern Ireland parties - Sinn Féin, Alliance and the SDLP, who collectively won The Most seats in May's Election - Say the protocol is necessary to mitigate The Effects of Brexit in Northern Ireland .
What is in the Northern Ireland Protocol bill?The UK government for The Bill earlier this month. At the centre of The Proposal is the concept of green lanes and red lanes for trade.
This would mean:
London also wants any trade disputes resolved by " independent arbitration" and not by the European Court of Justice, and for Northern Ireland to benefit from the same tax breaks as elsewhere in the UK.
After a debate on Monday, MPs will then vote on whether The Bill can proceed for further consideration.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer confirmed his party will vote against the legislation, adding that they would scrap the proposed laws if it was in power.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson may also face opposition from his backbenches after he.
This is another Big Day at Westminster And One that could expose just how many problems Boris Johnson has with rebels in his own party.
Bruised from the, some may seek to punish him further by voting against The Bill or abstaining.
However, according to several London sources, a large rebellion is unlikely.
Regardless, it's thought the government wants to push The Bill through its remaining Commons stages before summer Recess - a move that will spark strong reaction in Belfast and Brussels.
The DUP has welcomed The Move but there's still some way to go before it will commit to return to power-sharing government in Northern Ireland .
Other parties, including Sinn Féin, Say The Bill breaks International Law and are urging MPs to vote it down.
In a statement ahead of the vote, Ms Truss said: " This legislation will fix the problems the protocol has created, ensuring that goods can flow freely within the UK, while avoiding a hard border and safeguarding the EU single market.
" A negotiated solution has been and remains our preference, but the EU continues to rule out changing the protocol itself - Even though it is patently causing serious problems in Northern Ireland - which therefore means We Are obliged to act. "
The EU has said it is unwilling to renegotiate the protocol but has offered to work on different aspects of how it is implemented.
Earlier This Week , Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister ) Micheál Martin said on Northern Ireland .
What is the Northern Ireland Protocol?Read More :
Source of news: bbc.com
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