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Minister has said Kilroot and Ballylumford plants will have to burn off back-up supplies.

Over 120 politicians did work for polling companies, earning more than £116,000 since the last election.

The Scottish government is to set out its budget plans against the ongoing backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The party whipped its Stormont MLAs on Monday to vote against a bill to outlaw the practice.

Principals warn Stormont's Education Committee of the impact on pupils if they are not in school.

However, Scotland's first minister tells MSPs that the "actions that have helped us against other variants, will also help against Omicron".

The veteran MP announces her impending exit from the Commons after almost 40 years in the job.

Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK where hunting wild animals with dogs is permitted.

Classroom-based teaching remains the best option, says Education Minister Michelle McIlveen.

British and Irish Sign Language will be used during first and deputy first minister's Question Time.

Former Scottish health secretary Jeane Freeman says the time is right for a change in the law.

Campaigners call for a memorial to members of an RAF reconnaissance unit who died in World War Two.

Mothers are having to make a choice between childcare and a political career.

The week will be dominated by two mega-bills covering UK asylum policy and powers for the police.

Lord McKenzie of Luton has been described as "one of the town’s most ardent servants".