Sterling climbs to peak since June 2016 vote as Bank prepares rate move
The pound has recovered significantly from lows hit during the Brexit process, pandemic and mini-Budget era, with traders citing improved political stability and growth
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The pound has recovered significantly from lows hit during the Brexit process, pandemic and mini-Budget era, with traders citing improved political stability and growth
The historic property on the River Foyle, which has stood empty for over half a century, is set to undergo major redevelopment following approval of its outline application.
Nick Timoney begins his ninth consecutive Test while Craig Casey and Sean Jansen start in the back row despite limited recent appearances.
The Windsor Framework means physical products containing embedded systems are subject to the European Commission's 2024 law, though local governance remains primarily with Stormont.
The Irish province confirmed that five experienced squad members have agreed to new agreements running until at least 2030.
That was the message from Justice Minister Naomi Long as she delivered the opening address at the second day of the ‘Foundations and Future: Policing 2026 and Beyond’ Conference at Ulster University Belfast.
The Ireland back row has praised the head coach for fostering an environment where players feel comfortable discussing their emotions.
The Ireland Rugby Social returns for series two with the Leinster, Ireland and British and Irish Lions star discussing his career path.
Organisers confirm the historic category will retain its own start and podium despite new regulations restricting participation elsewhere in the Isle of Man TT next year.
Latest figures show only 55 officers from an ethnic minority background, despite a recruitment policy that previously aimed to make the service more reflective of society.
The Northern Ireland Office official pays tribute to the dedication of current and former police as policing celebrates 25 years since the Belfast Agreement.
Junior international team produced five-star display to beat Albania and progress after narrow defeat by Italy
The Reds secured a 3-0 victory over Bangor at Solitude, setting up a clash with Dundela or Ballymena United in the decider.
A chairperson and a team of at least five members will oversee work led by specialists in relevant fields before submitting findings to Dublin.
BBC Sport NI examines the three opponents for Derry as they begin phase one of the third edition of the UEFA Women's Nations League.
Carla Ward's side will contest League A alongside holders Spain, Norway and Switzerland, while the Irish Republic take on the highest-ranked team in their group.
Manchester United's Dermot Mee and Portsmouth's Eoin Kenny are included in the roster for Saturday's Nations League clash at Windsor Park, joining a youthful team seeking promotion to League A.
The Irish province has confirmed Noel McNamara will take the helm from next season after spending five years in various capacities at the club.
Chief constable describes the transition as a defining moment for policing, noting ongoing efforts to improve community relations and increase Catholic representation.
A proposed framework aims to cut paperwork and inspection costs for exporters, with the matter set for review by ministers before a leaders' summit later this month.
Two friendlies are scheduled at the Derry venue as both sides seek qualification for next year's World Cup in Brazil
The Portadown MP quit the Democratic Unionist Party following a court challenge that overturned restrictions on an Orange Order march.
Head coach Kellen Moore confirms the team is reviewing alternatives to its current first-choice kicker ahead of Sunday's match against Cleveland.
The move follows a request from the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland to allow time for final case work