Is it time for Westminster to start legislating for NI?
Following the failure of talks to restore an executive at Stormont, is it time for Westminster to start legislating for Northern Ireland?
Following the failure of talks to restore an executive at Stormont, is it time for Westminster to start legislating for Northern Ireland? Amnesty International has called on the government to extend same sex marriage rights to couples here.
And the Irish Language campaign group, Conradh na Gaeilge says it's time for the British government to implement an Irish language Act in Northern Ireland.
Also on the programme, another day and more revelations about sexual harassment in the corridors of power at Westminster and Co Tyrone pensioner says her life is a misery following flooding outside her home.
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Westminster legislating for NI?
Following the failure of talks to restore an executive at Stormont, is it time for Westminster to start legislating for Northern Ireland?
Amnesty International has called on the government to extend same sex marriage rights to couples here.
And the Irish Language campaign group, Conradh na Gaeilge says it's time for the British Government to implement an Irish language Act in Northern Ireland.
On the marriage equality issue, an event organised at Westminster last night by the campaign group Love Equality was held in a room booked by the Sinn Fein MP Elisha McCallion.
Sexual Harassment
Another day and more revelations about sexual harassment in the corridors of power at Westminster.
The former Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon says he "categorically denies" allegations that he made inappropriate sexual comments to Commons Leader Andrea Leadsom
Reports in the Sun and the Daily Mail say Mrs Leadsom complained to Number 10 about her cabinet colleague, accusing him of making "lewd" remarks.
And now - another revelation. Christine Hamilton about an incident that happened to her when she started working in the House Of Commons
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The Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Smith has criticised the government over its handling of the talks process.
Owen Smith said it was inexplicable that the Prime Minister had only visited Northern Ireland once in recent months and claimed she had done little to move the talks process forward.
He called on the Prime Minister to "get stuck in ".
Flood
A County Tyrone pensioner says her life is being made a misery by a blocked drain that is continually flooding the outside of her home.
Dolores Lynch is a widow and lives in Artigarvan beside her daughter and son in law.
And our reporter, Nicola Weir has been to see Dolores and her son in law, Donal Cairns
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- Fri 3 Nov 2017 09:03麻豆社 Radio Ulster & 麻豆社 Radio Foyle
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