Communities Minister Gordon Lyons used sign language in the Assembly chamber during the Bill’s second stage on Tuesday.

It comes just weeks after Assembly Speaker reminded MLAs of the dress code and urged them to “dress smartly” in the chamber.

In wake of Dail speaking rights row, parties were asked to put forward proposals for wider changes to the way the chamber operates ...

A commitment by the DUP to “protecting women and girls' spaces” and warnings about threats to religious freedoms have brought into focus sharp divides at Stormont over a future equality act for ...

Disease controls have been put in place around a commercial poultry unit between Dungannon and Cookstown in Co Tyrone, after ...

Sinn Fein’s ​finance minister has defended civil service membership of Stonewall’s controversial diversity scheme – ...

Government Chief Whip Mary Butler set a deadline of Wednesday for submissions from political parties about Dáil reform and ...

Sinn Féin has called for an “Irish Unity week” in the Republic of Ireland’s parliament which would see MLAs and Northern ...

Mike Nesbitt said the “irony klaxon” sounded on a daily basis in his department when politicians who support the current ...

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