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Ed Jacobs
Ed writes on devolved and local government. He works as a political consultant at the only Northern based consultancy, The Public Affairs Company. Ed has previously helped establish and run a student news website therundown.co.uk.
Who’s to blame this time for the Stormont deadlock? The pundits speak
In the House of Commons yesterday, the Northern Ireland Secretary, James Brokenshire, plunged discussions over re-establishing a power sharing executive at Stormont into limbo. By failing to provide a deadline for talks to reach a conclusion, ruling out a furthertest
Will the Barnett Formula be triggered following the DUP’s £1bn ‘power bribe’?
Should Scotland and Wales get increased funding too?
Is Theresa May facing even more trouble in the House of Lords?
Many are questioning whether the Salisbury Convention still applies
Boris Johnson and Iain Duncan Smith would lose their seats under new constituency boundaries
No wonder the Tories are dragging their feet
The general election did nothing to heal Brexit divisions
The country is still deeply divided on the terms of Brexit
Cross-party collaboration is already happening on Brexit – as the Downing Street farce continues
Nicola Sturgeon, David Cameron and Carwyn Jones are all calling for cooperation
The Tories are walking a tight rope over the Northern Irish peace process
The Irish government has urged caution over the DUP deal
How will the Northern Irish power-sharing be affected by the Tory-DUP ‘friendship’?
Can the British government now claim to be a neutral arbitrator?
What is the world saying about the UK Election?
International news outlets focus on Brexit