News Letter on MSN8h
Man accused of murdering asylum seeker and ex-footballer crossed border and boarded ferry to EnglandA man allegedly murdered an asylum seeker by stabbing him in the heart during a “group melee” in the centre of Dublin, a ...
Government team reportedly conceded that full alignment with EU’s food safety regulations is required to ease agricultural ...
It’s a heart versus head thing. People in the south know full well that Britain subsidises the economy in the north to the ...
The Register on MSN1d
UK tax authority eyes £880M overhaul for Northern Ireland trade servicesBrexit arrangements revealed as HMRC looks at options following Fujitsu contract The UK's tax collector is looking for a tech ...
Nestled on the border between England and Wales lies a quaint market town that's riddled with intriguing history and ...
Weather maps show a blizzard will batter much of the country this weekend and early next week with several centimetres of ...
Lawsuits, most relating to Northern Ireland’s relationship with the EU, could lead to daily fines of hundreds of millions of ...
News Letter on MSN9d
Jim Allister: Mutual enforcement provides a means of delivering Brexit that protects the integrity of both the UK and the EU single marketsNews Letter readers may well recall my article of January 14 in which I explained why I would force a vote on the Official ...
Under the UK Borders Act 2007, the home secretary is required to deport foreign criminals if they have been sentenced to a period of imprisonment of 12 months or more. "It is important to note that ...
The Government’s appeal against a ruling that parts of the UK Illegal Migration Act are unlawful is to be stayed, a court in Belfast ordered today.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback