Alliance Party (Northern Ireland)

The Policing Board chair calls for a redoubling of efforts to calm loyalist tensions, after recent violence.

Politicians are united in calling for the violence to end, but are divided over why it has erupted.

Alliance MLA Paula Bradshaw says the delay in publishing the report is "simply not good enough".

A DUP-backed bill is to be considered by the NI Human Rights Commission.

It says it will not support the Good Friday Agreement unless changes are made to the NI Protocol.

Stormont's failure to introduce Irish language act is "hugely frustrating", says Irish language body.

The blueprint is unlikely to be published until Tuesday, with work to finalise details ongoing.

The Alliance Party MP says the meeting over the NI Protocol could "legitimise criminal enterprises".

The meetings at Mid and East Antrim Council will be reinstated but the DUP will not take part.

A cross party group of MEPs suggests that the EU should extend the Irish Sea grace periods.

Another DUP MLA tells the NI Assembly he was told by the police of a threat against him.

Claire Hanna says the Covid-19 pandemic has brought about long-lasting changes to how people work.

The DUP will not support the trade deal but one of its MPs says Brexit is still the best way forward.

The trade deal does not address "many issues that are damaging to Northern Ireland", says a DUP MP.

The Alliance leader warns the use of a cross-community vote to block decisions is "abuse of power".

Environment Secretary George Eustice says people "may not be able to get together in larger groups".

Three Sinn Féin offices received payments from Stormont's emergency Covid fund, despite being ineligible.

Sorcha Eastwood had just come out of church when she saw a rape threat posted to social media.

David Cook, from the Alliance Party, was the first non-unionist lord mayor in over a century.