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1 Mar, 2020 Latest News We will await with much interest the outcome of the NI Audit Office report into the £2.5m Invest NI loan to Wrightbus It has been reported that the Northern Ireland Audit Office is to investigate the £2.5 million loan made to Wrightbus just months before the company went into administration. Ben Lowry: There will be an internal UK trade border in the Irish Sea, whatever Michael Gove says Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill want to meet the minister Michael Gove about EU negotiations. Ben Lowry: It would be madness to get rid of Northern Ireland's publicly funded MOT system Politicians at Stormont are so wedded to UK taxpayer-funded subsidies, and so inclined to complain about lack of money in all walks of public life, that some critics fear we can never have responsible government here. Is equity release right for me? With equity release featuring more and more in the media over recent years, you may not really be sure what it is, if it's right for you and where to turn for advice? Promoted by Age Partnership Ben Lowry: There will be an internal UK border in the Irish Sea, whatever Michael Gove says Arlene Foster and Michelle O'Neill want to meet the minister Michael Gove about EU negotiations. With all the challenges facing Heathrow, it might be time for the prime minister to revisit his own London airport plan It might seem in Northern Ireland that there is little point in caring much where the main airport is located in southeast England. Sam McBride: If Sinn Féin waits for unionists to help plan Irish unity, it may wait a long time It is a measure of how constitutionally disruptive the events of recent years have been that there is now more serious and more sustained examination of the possibility of a united Ireland than at any other point in my lifetime. QUB Students Union President in row over IRA Facebook posts Students at Queen's University Belfast (QUB) have described feeling 'saddened and unwelcome' after finding the incoming Students Union (SU) President has endorsed or made a series of Facebook posts about the IRA. The women who leapt at the chance to propose marriage This year is a leap year, when according to a superstition dating back to the fifth century, women may propose. HELEN MCGURK speaks to two women who popped the question View more news

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