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Conor Murphy becomes fourth Stormont minister forced to self-isolate

Conor Murphy becomes fourth Stormont minister forced to self-isolate — Conor Murphy is self-isolating, Picture: Sinn Fein/PA

Thu, 22 Oct, 2020 - 14:59

David Young and Michelle Devane, PA

Conor Murphy has become the fourth Stormont minister to enter self-isolation.

The finance minister said he would be working from home for 14 days after a close family member tested positive for Covid-19.

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