The Northern Ireland Assembly has engaged with police over abuse faced by its members (MLAs), Speaker Edwin Poots has said.

Police holding event for MLAs at Stormontnext month to provide advice on range of issues, including personal and cyber ...

The Stormont Assembly has “engaged” with police over abuse faced by MLAs. Assembly members last week spoke out about facing ...

NI Secretary Hilary Benn has said the government's decision to increase defence spending is the right thing to do. Benn said ...

More than 20 Stormont politicians have spoke to BBC News NI⁩ about the threats, physical attacks, and social media abuse they ...

Northern Ireland Stormont speaker Edwin Poots has said it is “not acceptable” that MLAs have been left waiting up to a year for answers from Stormont’s leaders. His comments came as First Minister ...

Currently the youngest someone can vote in Northern Ireland is 18. However in Scotland, 16-year-olds were allowed to vote in ...

Part of a series of articles exploring the role of the left in the great political upheaval in Northern Ireland in 1968-69, written in response to John McAnulty’s polemic ( Solidarity 717) In January ...

Further roadworks outside Belfast's Grand Central Station will make an already difficult situation even worse, a Belfast assembly member has warned. There will be lane closures on Grosvenor Road for ...

BELFAST, Northern Ireland: U.S. President Donald Trump expressed strong ... Little-Pengelly, along with Communities Minister Gordon Lyons and Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots, met Trump at the annual ...

The deputy first minister has said she engages "with the office of president" rather than his "particular personal views".

Mr Trump also met with Northern Ireland deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly, Communities Minister Gordon Lyons and Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots at the US Capitol. Ms Little-Pengelly said he ...