NI politicians praise 'good engagement' with Trump
Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly says she and Donald Trump discussed "long-standing and close ties" between the US ...
Belfast Live on MSN3d
NI minister commits to attending GAA match this season
Northern Ireland's Communities Minister has pledged to attend a GAA match this year. It comes after reports that Gordon Lyons ...
A 'cocktail of delivery' to tackle NI waiting lists
There will be a "cocktail of delivery" to begin tackling Northern Ireland's hospital waiting lists with plans underway, the ...
Belfast Telegraph4d
Minister’s decision to deny integrated status to NI’s biggest post-primary ‘has made things very difficult’ for schools seeking switch
Minister sets out plan to transform education in NI — but academic selection not up for discussion Extra £17 a month on childcare subsidy cap ‘nowhere near enough’ for parents paying thousands ...
NI cannot become ‘collateral’ in EU-US trade war, says Little-Pengelly
It is important that Northern Ireland does not become “collateral damage” in any trade war between the US and EU, the deputy First Minister said. Emma Little-Pengelly said the region was in “a tricky ...
Education Minister Paul Givan ‘aghast’ at numbers of unvetted staff working in schools
Paul Givan has said he was “aghast” to learn the scale of the numbers of school staff working without the required child ...
Belfast News Letter on MSN7d
Minister and Invest NI hit Boston and New York to promote 'our fantastic tourism offering to key players from the US travel industry'
The Economy Minister is visiting America where, along with officials from Invest NI, she will meet with senior executives ...
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A 'cocktail of delivery' to tackle NI waiting lists
Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and NI Secretary of State Hilary Benn. There had been concerns the Programme for Government (PfG) did not confirm the required £215m would be made ...
NI cannot become ‘collateral’ in EU-US trade war, says deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly
It is important that Northern Ireland does not become “collateral damage” in any trade war between the US and EU, the deputy First Minister said. Emma Little-Pengelly said the region was in “a tricky ...