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The Latest Breaking News from Sinn Fein

Sinn Fein still on course to be Northern Ireland’s largest party, poll suggests

The republican party is eight points ahead of the DUP in the latest snapshot of voter opinion in the region.

The Independent UK

Good day for Ireland but time for politicians to ‘knuckle down’ – McDonald

The Sinn Fein president was reacting following the lifting of the majority of Covid restrictions in the Republic of Ireland.

The Independent UK

Belfast councillors vote to stop Union flag flying on Andrew’s birthday

The Duke of York is facing a civil sexual assault case in the US but denies the allegations.

The Independent UK

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DUP councillor accused of misogyny after calling to mute female opponent

A Sinn Fein member accused Adrian McQuillan of 'disgusting and repulsive behaviour' when he asked to mute an Alliance Alderman

Belfast Live

Taoiseach calls for zero-tolerance approach to violence against women

In the wake of Ashling Murphy’s murder, Micheal Martin said a new strategy on gender-based violence would be before the Government in March.

The Independent UK

Tiger's Bay bonfire court challenge against Stormont ministers set for this week

Jamie Bryson claims two ministers’ course of action was “clearly unlawful”

Belfast Live

Ministers face court challenge over decision to take legal action against PSNI

Nichola Mallon and Deirdre Hargey failed in a bid to compel police to assist in removing a contentious bonfire in Tiger’s Bay in Belfast last July.

The Independent UK

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Regina Coeli debate sees Sinn Fein call for Belfast City Council to 'pressurise' Bishop over hostel

Councillor says the Catholic diocese of Down and Connor "rakes in millions each year"

Belfast Live

Edwin Poots accuses Sinn Fein of ‘abandoning’ farmers with climate change bill

Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK and Ireland without a climate change act.

The Independent UK

Thatcher and Major failures exposed as historic government documents released ... but Tories keep 13 files on Europe under wraps

In all, around 190 of the 490 files scheduled for release from the Prime Minister’s office have been retained by the government.

Daily Record

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