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Roger Pollen, Head of FSB Northern Ireland.

Businesses need to act before the Brexit TSS change over

Gregory Campbell has described claims unemployment would rise and house prices would decline by almost a third as a result of Brexit as ‘scaremongering headlines’.

Gregory Campbell: Brexit joblessness & house price headlines ‘scaremongering’

Veteran Derry unionist Terry Wright has asked whether unionism is adrift while suggesting it's exam season for DUP, UUP and TUV. (Photo by Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)

Unionism – adrift without direction? asks veteran Derry unionist Terry Wright

FSB chair Alan Lowry.

Brexit-related arrangements a live issue for small businesses

Sinn Féin MLA Pádraig Delargy.

‘Only through building a new Ireland will we realise our full potential’

Houston's Footwear on the Strand Road.

Sadness as Houston's Footwear confirms closure after 53 years

Former Prime Ministers Tony Blair and John Major held a Stronger In campaign event at Ulster University's Magee College campus on St. Columba's Day in 2016. Welcoming them to the campus was Provost, Professor Deirdre Heenan.

Muir: DUP ‘ploughed on’ with Brexit despite Blair and Major warnings in Derry

Feargal Sharkey and John O'Neill performing with The Undertones at the Rainbow Theatre in 1981. (Photo by Solomon N’Jie/Getty Images)

It’s going to happen: Feargal Sharkey believes united Ireland inevitable

The Windsor Framework introduced a new system for moving goods from Britain to the North. Pic Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker

Ferguson brands Brexit a ‘child of the DUP’

UK announces sweeping immigration reforms: What changes on 16 July 2025 mean for...

Sinéad McLaughlin has acknowledged even the ‘hard Brexiteers’ within unionism and in Britain admit it would be impossible to impose full custom controls between Coshquin and Bridgend.

Impossible to impose ‘full-blown customs controls’ between Coshquin and Bridgend

Simon Coveney with the then Mayor of Derry & Strabane, Councillor John Boyle, at the Foyle Maritime Festival in 2018.

Simon Coveney to deliver 4th John Hume European ‘Spirit of Peace’ Lecture

Lawrence O’Hara of Begbies Traynor in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland sees financial distress soar by almost a third

Apple Intelligence to be available in UK but not EU in 'Brexit boost'

Audi A3 Avant.

Southern swing, changing market trends

Derry City manager Ruaidhri Higgins has been left frustrated by red tape surrounding potential transfers from EU countries. Photograph: George Sweeney

Brexit regulations scupper Derry City transfers
RUAIDHRI Higgins admits the summer transfer window has proven 'quite difficult' for Derry City Football Club whose business has been severely restricted due to the complexities of Brexit.
Simon Collins

Derry City Technical Director Mark McChrystal pictured in the Brandywell Stadium. Photograph: George Sweeney

Derry City's new Technical Director's Transfer Talk

Lawrence O’Hara of Begbies Traynor in Northern Ireland

Rising financial distress in Northern Ireland in second quarter of 2024

Speed limit sign. Photo: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

Drivers warned 'mandatory' new rule will change 'the way we drive'

Kevin Magee.

New documentary on Rockall dispute

Leo Varadkar and Colum Eastwood

Eastwood describes Varadkar as ‘relentless ally to the people here as Taoiseach’

Nigel Dodds

What they said then: Nigel Dodds outlining ‘Brexit’ case in 2013

Jeffrey Donaldson says the DUP has backed a bilateral deal with the British Government to return to Stormont.

Anna Doherty says power-sharing vital as DUP backs bilateral deal with Tories

Altnagelvin

WHSCT: Some health services will be unavailable with impacts felt into next week

Members of the DUP listen to Ulster Unionist Party MLA Robbie Butler at the recall of the Stormont Assembly on Wednesday.

DUP block power-sharing in Brexit protest for seventh time ahead of huge strike

A previous strike rally in Guildhall Square.

Thousands expected to take part in one of biggest strikes ever in Derry

New barriers to trade between Ireland and Great Britain will take effect from January 31.

Exporters warned to get ready for new controls being introduced due to Brexit
Irish exporters have been advised to get ready for new import controls being introduced by Britain as a result of Brexit.
Kevin Mullan

Stephen Kelly, the Derry-based Chief Executive of Manufacturing NI, has raised the ‘ridiculous’ case of a Derry priest who couldn't go on a bus run to Donegal and called for a review of the Common Travel Area (CTA).

CTA review call after Derry priest couldn’t go on Donegal bus run

The protest was one of more than 30 events taking place in Britain – plus two in Spain – on what was dubbed a “Day for Rejoin”. Pictured here is Steve Bray.

Breaking Anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray ‘wrestled out’ of Tory conference

Dad had to pay £3k and drive 1,102 miles due to Brexit passport rule

The unique benefits of Northern Ireland having both EU and UK access must now be defined in detail. The majority of NI did not vote for Brexit, but we are where we are

Brexit regret reaches all time high in majority wanting to rejoin EU

Nigel Farage

Real reason Nigel Farage had UK bank accounts closed revealed

Alastair Campbell formerly a political aide to Tony Blair said not one government representative will appear on tonight’s BBC Question Time special on Brexit (Photo by Mark Fletcher/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

BBC’s Brexit special will be missing a government minister

Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin warns cost of pint could hit £10

Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin warns cost of pint could hit £10

Vauxhall owners warns of job losses due to Brexit

Breaking Vauxhall warns of “significant job losses” due to Brexit deal

Shoppers are being warned Brexit rules could lead to empty supermarket shelves

Shoppers warned Brexit rules could lead to empty supermarket shelves

Spain launches ‘digital nomad’ visa to allow Brits to live there for up to 5 years - how to apply

Brits can now live in Spain for up to 5 years thanks to new visa

Polling stations will be open from 7am until 10pm on 4th May

David Davis calls for delay to photo ID for voting in local elections

A chart showing the inverse relationship between support for Irish unity and support for the Union.

‘Steady rise’ in support for Unity while Union backing has 'fallen dramatically'

Béibhinn House in Derry city centre

Derry Women’s Centre describes end of European funding as ‘devastating’

Former British prime minister Boris Johnson. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)

Willie Hay blasts Boris Johnson for ‘splitting UK’ in rush to ‘get Brexit done’

BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - MARCH 01: General views of Stormont. (Photo by Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)

Journal Editorial: Get back to Stormont, back to power-sharing, back to work

Rishi Sunak talks to local business leaders during a visit to a Coca-Cola factory in Lisburn, Northern Ireland yesterday (Picture: Liam McBurney/WPA pool/Getty Images)

New figures show 54% of people in the UK would vote to remain in EU

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak welcomes European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen at the Fairmont Windsor Park hotel in Englefield Green, Windsor, Berkshire, ahead of a meeting to discuss a "range of complex challenges" around the Brexit treaty. Picture date: Monday February 27, 2023.

UK and EU agree on Brexit deal for Northern Ireland

King Charles will meet with Ursula von der Leyen, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. Credit: Getty Images

King Charles criticised for decision to meet Ursula von der Leyen

King Charles III (left) and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.

King Charles to meet Ursula von der Leyen ahead of NI Brexit deal

The UK could be facing a pizza crisis

UK facing pizza crisis as cost of tomato skyrockets amid shortage

BBC Question Time host, Fiona Bruce.

BBC Question Time tonight: who’s on the panel, including Anita Boateng

Empty shelves are seen in the fruit and vegetable aisles of a Tesco supermarket on February 22, 2023 in Burgess Hill.

Europeans mock the UK’s lack of fruit and veggies on social media

Glentogher area, Inishowen. (Picture Brendan McDaid)

Letters: Unification of Ireland would create many opportunities

A Brexit 50p coin has sold on eBay for £10,000

Brexit 50p coin fetches £10k on eBay - 10 million still in circulation

Mayor of London calls for duty-free shopping to be reinstated

The parts of the UK with the most and least Brexit regret revealed

MPs are set to discuss the consequences of Brexit for the first time.

Consequences of Brexit to be debated by MPs for the first time

Bertie Ahern with John Hume in Derry in 1998

Ahern hails spirit of compromise promoted by Hume and embraced by McGuinness

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