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The three and a half day delay in counting the votes from Thursday’s European election means that the result is still entirely unknown.

After Theresa May accepted the inevitability of her weakened position by announcing her resignation as prime minister, the focus last night turned to her deeply unpopular secretary of state, Karen Bradley.

A priest’s decision not to mention those killed by Martin McElkerney during a funeral service for the INLA leader on Thursday has been branded “atrocious” by Ruth Dudley Edwards.

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Another prime minister comes and goes – still no sign of Brexit Godot.

Theresa May has to be lauded for listening to Northern Ireland business perhaps more than any Prime Minister before her and that is evident in the special consideration given to Northern Ireland in the Withdrawal Agreement.

I send my best wishes to Theresa May for the future. Although I disagreed with her on the backstop, I believe that she was a politician of integrity.

The three and a half day delay in counting the votes from Thursday’s European election means that the result is still entirely unknown.