Herald section
The latest politics reporting from The Belfast Herald.
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed the start of a £816,000 scheme on Ballyrobin Road, Killead, alongside three other carriageway improvements.
Anger erupted in the Assembly chamber following a weekend row over Drumcree, with MLAs exchanging heated words despite warnings from the Speaker to maintain decorum.
Evidence presented at the hearing focused on how a car carrying the explosive device moved through Omagh, including details regarding its theft and the specific period when traffic cameras failed to record passing vehicles.
The minister took part in a Paralympic sport alongside armed forces veterans and their families during the Community Sport Series held at Ards Blair Mayne Wellbeing and Leisure Complex.
The Northern Ireland Executive has confirmed the determination regarding the Orange Order march from Portadown, while emphasising that any decision remains open to legal challenge.
DAERA Minister Andrew Muir confirmed the financial support will assist those affected by restrictions on yellow and brown eel fishing to ensure industry sustainability.
The £425,000 Belfast Cycling Network project will see two-way protected cycle lanes introduced to connect recent Grand Central Station improvements with the northern city centre
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins confirmed the project will cover one kilometre of carriageway and drainage improvements between Sunningdale and Dergmoney Heights
