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Prosecutors tell court the suspects were with the gunman when fatal shots were fired during 2019 riot
Maros Sefcovic’s comments come after DUP threatens to pull out of Stormont power-sharing over protocol
If Brussels embraces genuine flexibilities within the framework, Frost will find it hard to reject them
Donaldson says party could exit Northern Ireland’s power-sharing executive ‘within weeks’
Brussels and London seeking to avoid repeat of Brexit tensions dubbed ‘sausage wars’
Revisiting Brussels’ scrutiny of British state-subsidy decisions deemed reasonable
Legislation has been criticised by successive Conservative governments
Many leave the region to study elsewhere in the UK and never return, hitting the economy
Exams cancelled and replaced with teacher assessments for second year in a row
Large gatherings and vaccine hesitancy contribute to spread of cases despite restrictions
EU attempts to ease rising tensions over rules designed to prevent hard border on island of Ireland
Maximalist demands obscure reasonable options for improving the Brexit deal
Drugs manufacturers say post-Brexit red tape undermines their ability to supply the region
The UK’s latest proposals for the Northern Ireland protocol are an attempt to tear up an international treaty
London demands overhaul of agreement requiring checks on goods going from Great Britain to Northern Ireland
The plans seek to reduce checks on trade between the region and Great Britain
Frost to outline strategy removing most checks on Irish Sea trade while threatening to suspend protocol
Investors are keen to boost their presence in Northern Ireland’s capital despite recent riots
As accusations of incompetence and bad faith fly, this trade proposal could move the UK and EU forward
Brexit poses the difficult question of how to protect both the peace process and the integrity of the EU’s single market
Move condemned by region’s politicians, Irish government, victims and rights groups
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland decline to follow Boris Johnson in relaxing almost all restrictions in England on July 19
EU and UK accused of ‘kicking can down the road’ as region prepares for tense marching season
Northern Ireland’s authorities also abandon plans to start proceedings against another member of the military
New DUP leader in combative mood even as UK and EU try to defuse tensions over region
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