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Northern Ireland’s biggest strike in a generation brings public services to standstill
What has been described as Northern Ireland’s biggest ever strike has been taking place today, bringing public services to a standstill.
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Northern Ireland braces for ‘biggest ever day of industrial action’
Northern Ireland is about to witness what unions are calling as its biggest ever day of industrial action. Workers from 16 trade unions covering schools, hospitals and public transport are due to walk out for 24 hours tomorrow, in a dispute over pay. Our senior political correspondent Paul McNamara is at Stormont.
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Northern Ireland police service need to be held to account over data breach, says Information Commissioner
We spoke to the Information Commissioner John Edwards and discussed the data breach at the Northern Ireland police service and also on the Electoral Register. We asked him what his office was now investigating at the PSNI.
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Former Northern Ireland top officer says there is ‘fear for personal security’ of police after data breach
Stephen White, a former Assistant Chief Commissioner with the Northern Ireland police force, speaks to Krishnan.
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Northern Ireland police afraid after major data breach
Decades of vigilance have been undone by what the Police Service of Northern Ireland is calling simply ‘human error’.
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Major data breach at Police Service of Northern Ireland
It has been revealed there has been a major data breach at the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
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What now for politics in Northern Ireland?
Two weeks ago, Sinn Féin followed up their victory in last year’s Stormont elections with another historic first – becoming the largest party in Northern Ireland’s local government.
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Sunak asks DUP to do ‘right thing’ and restore Northern Ireland power share
Rishi Sunak has urged the Democratic Unionist Party to get powersharing in Northern Ireland up and running again.
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Bill Clinton visits Northern Ireland as efforts to end political deadlock continue
The global great and the good have descended on Northern Ireland in recent days to celebrate 25 years of the Good Friday Agreement and they have “begged” the Democratic Unionist Party to get back to power sharing at Stormont.
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Debate: Will Joe Biden’s visit to Northern Ireland change anything?
We speak to Belfast comedian Jake O’Kane and Margaret Gibney, who as a schoolgirl, 26 years ago, wrote to Tony Blair asking him to make peace happen in Northern Ireland.
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‘My generation want to see a Northern Ireland that is thriving’ – Ulster students reflect on Biden’s visit
Straight from this morning’s meeting with Rishi Sunak, Joe Biden gave a keynote speech to a packed audience at Ulster University’s brand new campus here – in which he described young people as the ‘cutting edge’ of Northern Ireland’s future.
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Did secret intelligence operation help secure Northern Ireland’s Good Friday agreement? Expert explains
We speak to the journalist and broadcaster Peter Taylor, whose new book ‘Operation Chiffon’ describes the top secret intelligence operation that led to peace in Northern Ireland.
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‘We haven’t learned the lessons of history’ in Northern Ireland, says father of Real IRA bombing victim
We spoke to Michael Gallagher, whose son Aiden was among the 29 who were killed by the Real IRA bombing in Omagh in 1998.
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Good Friday Agreement Anniversary: power vacuum ‘failing’ Northern Ireland
Twenty five years ago today, the Good Friday Agreement was signed – bringing an end, on paper at least, to the Troubles in Northern Ireland, which had cost thousands of lives over decades.
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Northern Ireland: MI5 raises terror threat level to ‘severe’
MI5 has raised the terrorism threat level in Northern Ireland from “substantial” to “severe” – meaning an attack is now considered highly likely.
