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A report says the fund, which has been replaced, raised "confidence and employability".

The government says EU rules banning low-alcohol wine being marketed as wine should be scrapped.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's strategy could determine the future direction of his party and Stormont.

A Cabinet Office minister says there is no justification for Stormont to be boycotted over the plan.

The US Ambassador to UK says a sitting power-sharing government could encourage more investment.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson tells his party's conference that direct rule is not a better option for NI.

The DUP leader says Labour's ideas could ease difficulties - but what might those ideas be?

In a BBC interview, Christian Lindner invites the UK to discuss a closer relationship with the EU.

Trainer Jamie Snowden says the industry remains under pressure due to post-Brexit immigration rules.

Lord Mandelson says the DUP should not rely on a future Labour government to fix the stalemate.

Michelle O'Neill calls for an end to "the delay and the dithering" to restore the Stormont executive.

The Irish fishing industry was one of the main losers from the EU’s Brexit deal with the UK.

After a year in office, the prime minister is attempting to change his image ahead of an election.

A human rights group says the Illegal Migration Act breaches Northern Ireland's post-Brexit deal.

NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris asks people to reserve judgement on the new red and green lane system.

Chris Heaton-Harris addresses unionist concerns as a new system for post-Brexit trade is implemented.

The Windsor Framework reaches a major milestone as the green and red lane system starts.

Part of the post-Brexit trade deal requires new labelling on some produce being sold in NI.