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Region lobbies for tariff-free trade in raw materials with Great Britain
Manufacturers consider withdrawing up to 90% of medicines they currently send to region
IRA killing of royal in 1979 bombing was ‘heartbreaking’, says McDonald, day after Prince Philip funeral
Both sides want to push ahead with a joint ‘work plan’ on trade border checks
Northern Ireland offers violent backdrop to crunch UK-EU meeting
There is no grand approach to managing Brexit’s aftershocks, which may see Scotland cede and Ireland reunite
Police and community leaders say terrorist groups are not behind riots, making the trouble harder to predict
Northern Ireland secretary says causes of recent violence were ‘complex and multi-faceted’ but the protocol was a factor
An agreement on implementation of Brexit deal could help defuse tensions in Belfast
Accord on operation of Brexit protocol could aid restoration of trust
Loyalists and Sinn Féin appeal for calm on anniversary of peace accord after another night of unrest in Belfast
Unionist angst over Brexit and long-term structural problems revives sectarian conflict
All sides have a responsibility to ease tensions but the biggest, post-Brexit, rests with the UK and EU
Rioters ignore calls for calm from community leaders and politicians, including US President Joe Biden
Comments come as the Stormont assembly is recalled for emergency talks on conflict
Recent upsurge in violence should give pause for thought to all sides of the Brexit debate
Senior officers say unrest is being orchestrated by ‘disaffected groups’ amid rising sectarian tension
Campaigners say Northern Ireland is edging towards holding a referendum on its future
Ahead of elections to the Scottish and Welsh parliaments on May 6, the FT is examining whether the UK’s four nations are likely to stick together
Micheál Martin laments erosion of trust between London and Brussels over N Ireland protocol
Extension of ‘trusted trader’ scheme to ensure supplies from GB will not cover already hard-hit industry
As UK and EU remain locked in trade talks businesses face legal limbo
Officials warn lenders that local companies may be ‘ineligible’ for the new scheme
Irish people with NHS cards able to get vaccinated in North with doctors pushing for ‘all-island’ approach
Taoiseach thanks US president for ‘unwavering’ support for Good Friday Agreement
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