The Anglo-Irish Agreement was signed on November 15 1985 by then British prime minister Margaret Thatcher and then taoiseach ...
Sir David Davis made a fiery speech in the Commons days after military chiefs’ plea to protect national security ...
Belfast News Letter on MSN
Northern Ireland's veterans to benefit from 'ambitious' fund to support ex-service personnel - Hilary Benn
The Secretary of State says the veterans in Northern Ireland will benefit from “ambitious” government plans to support former ...
Belfast News Letter on MSN
Stability must be the 'cornerstone' if NI economy is to compete globally - Secretary of State Hilary Benn tells Belfast Chamber event
Stability and an increased focus on its “unique” strengths can help Northern Ireland’s economy compete successfully on the ...
Belfast News Letter on MSNOpinion
Editorial: Margaret Thatcher regretted her Anglo Irish Agreement yet she did not even live to see the worst of its ultimate outcomes
We report today on an AIA that laid the foundations of the current situation. Margaret Thatcher regretted it at once. She did ...
Northern Ireland’s leaders have laid wreaths in Belfast and President Higgins has attended a service in Dublin.
Eugene Reavey is an incredible individual. As is his south Armagh neighbour, Alan Black, the sole survivor of the Kingsmills ...
Belfast's ceremony began with a two-minute silence where First and Deputy First Ministers Michelle O'Neill and Emma ...
As rumours swirl that an internal coup could be on the cards at Number 10, these are the leading contenders to replace Keir ...
Dick Spring urges political leaders ‘to jump one fence at a time’ on 40th anniversary of Anglo-Irish Agreement ...
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has laid a laurel wreath at the war memorial in Enniskillen as part of Remembrance Sunday events taking place across the UK.
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Nation 'stands together in silence' to mark Remembrance Sunday - as sacrifice marked in Belfast
Veterans have joined political and civic leaders to lay wreaths at the Cenotaph at Belfast City Hall to mark Remembrance ...
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