Secretary of State Julian Smith has not ruled out amendments to the British Nationality Act 1981 to bring it in line with the Good Friday Agreement after the case of County Derry woman Emma DeSouza was raised at the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee this morning.
DUP MP Gregory Campbell today urged the Secretary of State Julian Smith to end the 'anomalous' United Kingdom citizenship regime that deprives Donegal unionists born after 1949 automatic entitlement to a British Passport.
The PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has said the structures of the IRA still exist but there is no intelligence to suggest it is 'out of ceasefire' or on a 'war footing'.
An influential index of the attitude of local business to Brexit has reached a new low as the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union looms ever closer.
Sinn Féin MEP Martina Anderson has told MEPs that if the British Government provides unionists with a veto of the new Brexit withdrawal agreement Stormont will ‘never, ever return.’
Sinn Féin MEP Martina Anderson donned a ‘Derry Girl’ sweater to warn the European Parliament not to trust ‘Perfidious Albion’ until legislation was enacted to fulfil the terms of the recently agreed new withdrawal agreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom.
A £2.5m investment is creating over 130 new jobs for rural businesses in Derry and Strabane thanks to the Rural Partnership’s Rural Business Investment Scheme, with 73 jobs already in place.
‘I Believe that We All Belong’ - that was the message from a range of groups and individuals from across Derry & Strabane who are playing a central role in a new advertising campaign.
DUP leader, Arlene Foster, has vowed to continue fighting on behalf of the "unborn children" of Northern Ireland after an attempt to block a change to abortion law failed in Stormont today.
Alliance for Choice, Foyle Pride and Love Equality are hosting an evening of events this Monday, October 21 to ‘celebrate the long fought for victory of Marriage Equality and Abortion Reform in Northern Ireland.’
Children in Crossfire founder Richard Moore has spoken of the importance of the child victims of the Troubles at the launch of a new book recalling all 186 children who lost their lives.
A Derry man has called for action to tackle repeated episodes of destruction at Bull Park, warning that much of the play facilities installed were now destroyed.
Invest NI has responded to claims levelled by SDLP Councillor Rory Farrell that Derry and Strabane was being “short-changed” due to methods of calculating funding support for new businesses.
