Summary

  • The British and Irish prime ministers visited Belfast on Monday to mark the restoration of devolution.

  • On Saturday, a new power-sharing government was formed by Stormont's five main parties

  • Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar met First Minister Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill and other ministers.

Live Reporting

  1. It's a wet Monday at Stormont

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  2. Political leaders en route to Stormont

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  3. Stormont's 'historic' return as it happens

    The British and Irish prime ministers will visit Belfast today to mark the restoration of devolution in Northern Ireland.

    Boris Johnson described it as a "historic time" for people in Northern Ireland.

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