UK funds £1.7m heating oil support for Northern Ireland households
The UK government confirms £1.7m will be allocated to the Stormont Executive to assist households in Northern Ireland with heating oil costs.
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The UK government confirms £1.7m will be allocated to the Stormont Executive to assist households in Northern Ireland with heating oil costs.
The independent remuneration board has confirmed a £14,000 pay rise for Stormont Assembly members, alongside new financial sanctions if government formation fails.
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