Fears welfare cuts will hit Northern Ireland’s ‘most vulnerable’ young people
In Northern Ireland, around one-in-ten of all Universal Credit (UC) claimants are aged between 16 and 24, while in general, ...
King Charles and Queen Camilla Try to Keep a Straight Face as They Sip Whiskey Shots in Northern Ireland
King Charles and Queen Camilla are taking a shot in Northern Ireland! See photos of the moment and catch up on their ...
Anger in Northern Ireland at welfare cuts to balance budget books
Concern in Stormont over Rachel Reeves’ spring statement as higher numbers of people rely on welfare support in NI than UK ...
Queen’s University researchers involved in ‘world-leading’ £5.5m project to transform bowel cancer care
A team of researchers from Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) will join peers from across Europe as part of a new £5.5m project ...
From African slums to the streets of Northern Ireland – Kenyan-born social worker encourages diversity
Wanting people to have a better tomorrow” - Kenyan-born social worker Jacintah McCaffrey encourages others to pursue a career ...
'Dream come true' to meet other Ghanaians in NI
Ghanaian Community NI has been set up to connect and support Northern Ireland's growing west African community.
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Young people want Northern Ireland to work, not endless debates about unity, say Alliance members
Young people want Northern Ireland to work, not to indulge in endless conversations about constitutional change, say Alliance Party members born after the Belfast Agreement in 1998. Now in her ...
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Estimate for number of people set to lose benefits in NI under Labour cuts
The Resolution Foundation estimates that, across the UK up to 1.2 million people are set to lose between £4,200 and £6,300 ...
King learns about latest cancer research as visit to Northern Ireland continues
During a packed day of engagements, Camilla hosted an event for survivors of domestic abuse and she and Charles also tested ...
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The things in Northern Ireland you can do now that you couldn't five years ago
Due to a ban on non-essential businesses opening, the first lockdown meant all sports and entertainment facilities such as ...
Stormont to ‘work out implications for Northern Ireland’ of benefits shake-up
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons said he had concerns but warned Stormont does not have the resources to mitigate all the ...
Post-Brexit rules makes buying plants ‘impossible’ in Northern Ireland, MPs say
Debate hears one garden centre finds it easier to import plants from Japan than Scotland due to Windsor Framework protocol.