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Asked if she will accept Paul Givan as first minister, Michelle O'Neill says deals must be honoured.
Read MoreBarack Obama says David Cameron was 'distracted' after the 2011 intervention in Libya
In a magazine interview, the US president also says he told the PM to 'pay your fair share' on defence spend
The White House issues a statement praising the close relationship between the PM and the president
Labour is to announce a new "fiscal credibility rule" to balance "day-to-day" spending with the amount it raises in taxes
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says people worried about immigration are not racists
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Asked if she will accept Paul Givan as first minister, Michelle O'Neill says deals must be honoured.
Read MoreThe new Conservative leaders say the office is no longer needed after Brexit.
Read MoreThe health secretary will be quizzed by a panel of MPs about his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreThe UK PM is upbeat about solution for trade flows east-west and north-south across the island of Ireland.
Read MoreThe US president will warn that UK-EU negotiations must protect the Good Friday Agreement, his adviser says.
Read MoreFrench President Emmanuel Macron was slapped by a person in a crowd on a visit to south-eastern France.
Read MoreMaros Sefcovic says the EU will react if the UK takes more unilateral action to delay inspections.
Read MoreBill Crothers says there were no conflicts between his work for Greensill Capital and the government.
Read MoreThe government strikes a deal to allow bands to tour Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein without visas.
Read MoreThe final episode tells how the strange paralysis that grips us today was created. How all the different forces of our age - that started out as separate have come together to create what is a block against imagining another kind of future than this.
How, money and debt, melancholy over the loss of empire, the strange roots of modern conspiracy theories, the history of China, opium and opioids, Artificial Intelligence - and love and power have all fed into creating the present time of anxiety and fearfulness about the future.
And whether modern culture, despite its radicalism, is really also part of the rigid system - in the West and in Russia and China - where those in power have run out of all ideas. The film also lays out what are the different possible roads from here into the future, and the choices we will have to make about the very different futures we will have to choose very soon.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak says he watched Emily in Paris - here are other politicians' TV choices.
Read MoreHow did the Leave camp clinch victory in the referendum on the UK's membership of the EU after what was a very closely fought contest?
Read MoreHauliers warn of price rises or empty shelves in shops if the "dire" lorry driver shortage continues.
Read MoreLord Barwell is "pretty sure it's not true" that the government underestimated the protocol's impact.
Read MoreLord Frost made the comment ahead of a meeting to discuss the NI Protocol.
Read MoreThe health secretary says he promised residents would be Covid-tested when capacity became available.
Read MoreThe Cambridge professor is funding scholarships for two disadvantaged students as she retires.
Read MoreRestaurateurs blame a combination of Brexit and the pandemic for a shortage of available staff.
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