Sinn Féin's leader in Northern Ireland says the DUP's involvement in the Westminster government has complicated power-sharing efforts.

IDA: Brexit should see foreign investment boost.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she is "fairly certain" there will be a second referendum on Scottish independence - but she does not think Britons will get another chance to vote on remaining in the European Union.

Enough has been done to stop Northern Ireland exiting the European Union, a victims' campaigner who took the British Government to court said.

The Coalition move to ban tobacco branding has been praised by health groups across the globe, in the face of increasing opposition to the radical anti-smoking plan.

A charity linked to a tweet calling JK Rowling a ‘bitch’ after she donated £1m to the No to Scottish independence campaign has said its account was hacked.

A charity which branded author JK Rowling a "bitch" is to be investigated by regulators.

Scotland has rebutted claims from the UK that a vote for independence will be punitively expensive, stressing the economy’s strength and demanding its fair share of assets in the event of a break-up of the union.

Trade unionists have appealed for a peaceful Covenant Centenary parade on Saturday when tens of thousands are set to march through Belfast.

An attempted booby-trap bomb attack that targeted a soldier in Belfast has been condemned today.

The British government is to face a legal challenge over its failure to launch a public inquiry into security force collusion in the murder of solicitor Pat Finucane, it has emerged today.

Heads should roll at the failed water company which has left thousands of people in the North cut off, the deputy First Minister said tonight.

Health and Education departments in the North are to be protected from the cuts of nearly £128m (€154.2m) imposed by central government, it emerged today.

Peter Robinson received unanimous backing from Democratic Unionist members of the Northern Ireland Assembly today following the loss of his East Belfast Westminster seat.

The political horse-trading likely to be heralded by a hung Parliament will be nothing new to the North's parties.

THE British Government came under fresh pressure to reveal details of its dealings with Libya yesterday after claims by the son of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi over the Lockerbie bomber.

BLOODY SUNDAY victims have finally been cleared of false findings that they were armed when soldiers opened fire, a barrister said yesterday.

Bloody Sunday victims have finally been cleared of false findings that they were armed when soldiers opened fire, a barrister said today.