THE onward march of Sinn Féin has slowed to a stroll. That is a clear conclusion which can be drawn from the results of the Westminster elections held in Northern Ireland this day last week.

The British general election campaign in Northern Ireland will change up a gear today as parties begin to nominate candidates for the province’s 18 Westminster constituencies.

An Irish born doctor who followed his father’s footsteps into politics was today called on to save the troubled health service in Wales.

Peace process dealt another blow as IRA accused of being behind £26.5m bank heist, writes Dan McGinn.

With the last three weeks dominated by saturation coverage of the race for Westminster, people could be forgiven for forgetting that another election is taking place.