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The EU is trying to make the UK “feel bad” about Brexit through its approach to dealing with the Northern Ireland Protocol, Jacob Rees-Mogg has said.

Baroness Hoey last night accused Sir Keir Starmer of betraying millions of pro-Brexit Labour voters over his opposition to the legislation aimed at radically changing the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The creator of Father Ted, Graham Linehan, is set to appear at an upcoming rally in Belfast opposing the aims and tactics of transgender activists, led by the campaigner known as ‘Posie Parker’.

The Sinn Fein first minister in waiting Michelle O'Neill has said that by attending the coronation she was fulfilling a promise to "show respect" for all the people in Northern Ireland.

DUP MP Sammy Wilson has stressed that the Northern Ireland Brexit discussions need to remove Northern Ireland from being governed by laws made outside of the UK.

Leading Protestant proponent of Gaelic objects to Student Orange Society at QUB’s description of Irish residency scheme as amounting to ‘cultural apartheid’

The Princess of Wales braved freezing temperatures and snow to help administer first aid to a wounded soldier as part of an exercise on Salisbury Plain. In the drill, members of the 1st Battalion...

The King and Queen’s coronation has been celebrated in Northern Ireland on their first visit to the region since they were crowned earlier this month.

A rally in Belfast city centre on Saturday is set to draw some 7,000 people according to the information lodged with the Parades Commission.

A letter from Rev Dr David Clements:

Alliance Party leader Naomi Long said the UK government has sometimes used Northern Ireland as “a bit of a play thing” which is “damaging” relations and devolution.

Dame Arlene Foster will lead the GB News commentary team as they broadcast the Twelfth of July celebrations in Northern Ireland to a UK-wide audience next month.

Former First Minister Arlene Foster has said a report that the government is freezing any progress on the Protocol Bill tells her that the future of the Union is not a priority under Rishi Sunak.

​A photo shared by flute band from Co Armagh of one of its members giving two young lads in GAA tops a turn on his drum has gone down a storm online.

A Co Down man who was orphaned by the IRA at 12-years of age has called for "severe sanctions" to be imposed on the Republic of Ireland's women's football team for chanting IRA slogans.

The haranguing of an elderly poppy seller in Lurgan by a woman who wanted to sell IRA badges is being treated as a hate incident by the PSNI.

One of the most experienced hauliers in Northern Ireland has said that the Windsor Framework does not remove the Irish Sea trade border, it reinforces it.

Former First Minister Arlene Foster has said a report that the government is freezing any progress on the Protocol Bill tells her that the future of the Union is not a priority under Rishi Sunak.

Ulster University has been challenged to explain how a Sinn Fein councillor, who “promotes the commemoration of IRA terrorists,” can be employed as an ‘equality, diversity & inclusion advisor.’

TUV leader Jim Allister has said the Belfast Agreement was a “fraud” and a “deceit” designed to create a united Ireland.

As Sinn Fein cry foul after Mary Lou McDonald was not invited for talks in Belfast today, Jim Allister has wondered why a Dublin-based political leader would expect an invitation to talk about...

A Co Down man who was orphaned by the IRA says he will only be able to accept First Minister Michelle O'Neill's pledge to work for reconciliation when she stops attending IRA commemorations and...

Three street preachers from Northern Ireland have been arrested in Dundalk after preaching against homosexuality and are due to appear at the town’s district court on public order offences.

When BBC Northern Ireland announced that it would not be broadcasting the largest outdoor festival in Northern Ireland, live as it has done for years, Irish nationalism went into a predictable sneer...

Diane Dodds has vividly recalled the moment an IRA gun team opened fire at a children’s hospital, as Sinn Fein figures voice outrage over the bombing of a hospital in the Gaza Strip.

A group of Orangemen from Northern Ireland on a charity hike were on course to reach the top of Mount Kilimanjaro early this morning.

​A number of prominent anti-protocol campaigners have said their fight continues, despite the UK and the EU formally ratifying the Windsor Framework on Friday.

From a state of meltdown a year ago, the DUP made a remarkable recovery in last week’s election.

A letter from Davy Wight:

A group of 24 Orangemen completed a mammoth adventure this morning when they reached the peak of Mount Kilimanjaro.

An Alliance Party MLA has pledged to bring in a new law to rid the Province of paramilitary flags on lamp-posts.

Donald Trump’s former ambassador to the United Nations has delivered a stern rebuke to American politicians who offer their opinions about the Northern Ireland Protocol.

​A Northern Irish haulage boss has said that the problems posed by the Windsor Framework are more widespread than people realise – but that firms are afraid to come forward because of how heavily-p...

A former victim's campaigner has completed a PhD which lays out in detail the ‘ethnic cleansing’ of Protestants from the border during the Troubles.

The Home Office has won its appeal against an immigration tribunal ruling that found people born in Northern Ireland are not automatically British, the woman at the centre of the case has said.

The BBC has been challenged on how a Northern Ireland centennial parade which attracted some 125,000 people to the streets of Belfast apparently only warranted only a few minutes of television...

Ulster Unionist leader Doug Beattie has predicted he will lose votes over his move to withdraw from anti-Northern Ireland Protocol rallies.

​Lord Frost, the UK’s former chief Brexit negotiator, has unleashed a broadside of criticism at Rishi Sunak’s revamped Protocol deal, saying citizens in GB would not tolerate what NI citizens are...

The Royal British Legion’s Northern Ireland Festival of Remembrance at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast on Saturday night included a special tribute to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Ulster Defence...

Arlene Foster has launched another attack on Joe Biden as the US president continues his tour of Ireland.

The Orange Order’s Bangor district has made a public call for unionist parties in the area to put aside their rivalries and agree a single unified unionist candidate in the next General Election.

​​The true significance of William of Orange's landing in Carrickfergus – the 333th anniversary of which is being marked this weekend – is not fully understood outside the confines of the Co Antrim...

The Orange Order has launched its own blend of coffee, made from beans originating in the 17th century Dutch coffee houses where King William’s Glorious Revolution was planned.

All the main non-unionist parties have failed to respond to questions from a feminist campaigners asking if biological men dressed as women should be allowed to use a communal changing room with...

The sight of a Sinn Fein MP cross-examining a former British Minister in public about state collusion will have caught the attention of IRA victims who have been seeking answers from Dublin for...

“The great and the good can lecture us all they want for a cheap round of applause but it won’t change the political reality,” he tweeted.

If a Sinn Fein MP fails to apologise for the Kingsmills atrocity while addressing a south Armagh IRA commemoration, then the party’s attendance at the coronation of King Charles was a cynical “vote...

A woman whose father was killed in the 22-bomb IRA blitz against Belfast in 1972 known as Bloody Friday has asked why it has been forgotten while Bloody Sunday has always remained in the headlines.

The UK government has hit back hard at the Irish government, calling its legal action to overturn the Tories’ Troubles amnesty is “misguided” – and hinting that it is also hypocritical.

Northern Ireland must be freed from the tyranny of European Union rules, the head of the Royal Black Preceptory has said.

DUP MP Sammy Wilson has said that already his party has found a string of government claims about the new Protocol deal which are wrong, such as its claims about the ‘Stormont brake’.

GB News has launched across TV and online with a special programme hosted by chairman and veteran broadcaster Andrew Neil.

A woman whose mother was killed in the 1987 Poppy Day Bombing has appealed for anyone with information on the atrocity to come forward.

A woman whose mother was killed by the IRA has questioned how Sinn Fein can voice opposition to violence against women yet also believe there was "no alternative" to the bloodbath of the Troubles.

A victims campaigner has said that “the scourge of historical revisionism” is responsible for members of the Ireland women’s football team thinking it acceptable to associate with the IRA.

​The BBC is “failing in its duty” as a public service broadcaster by axeing live coverage of the Twelfth while giving an “inordinate level of coverage” to major GAA games, the TUV has said.

There are two conclusions that moderate unionists might want to draw from the Irish women football team singing a pro IRA chant.

Mairia Cahill has said that people may not take such a “romantic” view of Kneecap’s subject matter if they were a loyalist, rather than republican, rap group.

A former Northern Ireland minister has hit out at the romanticising of the IRA, saying they are "a bunch of ghastly, murderous thugs, and we should remember that – starting with Gerry Adams".

A man who was "numbed with shock" when the IRA murdered his father has asked the Republic of Ireland women's football team for a conversation about how IRA chants retraumatise victims.

A long-serving UUP politician has said that the outcome of the council election is clear for unionism – that a unified party is now what is needed.

The DUP has challenged the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission (NIHRC) to clarify if Michelle O’Neill’s assertion that “there was no alternative” to IRA violence is compliant with international...

A woman whose mother was killed by the IRA has questioned how Sinn Fein can voice opposition to violence against women yet also believe there was "no alternative" to the bloodbath of the Troubles.

In an extraordinary intervention on an anti-protocol unionist website, the former home secretary says the NI Protocol was never intended to be permanent – and she urges the UK and EU to prioritise...

TUV leader Jim Allister has said that neither US President Joe Biden’s “bribery” nor Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s “lies” can alter the realities of the Windsor Framework.

The second-biggest council in Northern Ireland has very narrowly voted to light up three of its main buildings in the colours of the Israeli flag.

DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has described the visit of a US delegation led by Congressman Richard Neal as the “most undiplomatic” he has ever seen.

A DUP Councillor used an image of empty shelves in a Tesco store in Worcester in England to support claims made by DUP Agriculture Minister, Edwin Poots, that hospitals and schools in Northern...

A daughter left orphaned by the carnage of the La Mon bombing has described how that fateful night was the first evening out she can remember her parents ever having.

The DUP has asked Sinn Fein to demonstrate that attending King Charles’ coronation is more than a photo opportunity – by unblocking celebrations at nationalist dominated councils.

The BBC has confirmed that it is not going to have any live coverage of the Twelfth of July.

​Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill said there are no indications of a “chink of light” in the talks between the UK government and the DUP, after a meeting with Chris Heaton-Harris at Hillsb...

Chris Heaton-Harris has this afternoon delivered a damning indictment of Northern Ireland’s politicians, condemning “the lamentable trend of storing up ever deeper trouble” when it comes to making...

A former nuclear submarine commander has described the Republic of Ireland’s government as freeloaders when it comes to defence, saying its politicians need to have a “grown-up conversation” about...

A number of speakers at last night’s rally in Ballymoney against the Protocol have poured scorn on the Belfast Agreement.

UUP leader Doug Beattie says the landslide Commons vote in support of the Stormont Brake today shows that the DUP boycott has failed – and called for the return of devolved government.

A senior detective who survived a murder attempt has attended a garden party in Co Down with King Charles and Queen Camilla.

Naomi Long has declined to answer the question “what is a woman?” during an extended argument on Twitter.

Support for anti-NI Protocol rallies will continue to grow while the EU behaves like a colonial power towards Northern Ireland, Kate Hoey has said.

I don’t like being labelled, but after covering Northern Ireland as a journalist for almost 30 years, I can now formally announce I am no longer a political agnostic: I am a unionist.

The DUP say there can be no role for the Irish Government in the internal affairs of Northern Ireland after a Westminster report emphasised a role for Dublin in decisions about the future operation...

Military experts have highlighted that the Republic of Ireland is almost totally dependent on the RAF and Royal Navy to defend it from the threat of pending Russian military exercises off its coast.

​Innocent victims of the IRA will find it “sickening” that Gerry Adams has won a court battle over prison-related convictions, a DUP MLA has said.

Sammy Wilson says the former First Minister has got it wrong on the DUP going back to Stormont before all its Windsor Framework issues are addressed.

Thousands of loyalists have converged on Markethill for a major protest against the “grave threat” posed by the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Mervyn Storey and Roy Beggs were two of the biggest names to lose out in what was a difficult assembly election for unionism in general.