Gareth Gordon

The BBC is hosting the second debate of the election campaign, featuring the five largest NI parties.

The BBC’s Gareth Gordon says elections can seem more boring but the results are often the opposite.

There were some breaks in tradition for Simon Harris' first Stormont visit, Gareth Gordon writes.

Doug Beattie writes to the justice minister to ask what action is available to deal with the issue.

BBC News NI’s Gareth Gordon looks at how Stormont has done since its return seven weeks ago.

During his time in politics, Mr Varadkar had a fractured relationship with unionist parties in Northern Ireland.

Michelle O'Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly say 'no gesture politics' as ministers turn on the charm.

The return of power sharing brings all the drama you would expect from Northern Ireland politics.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson got what he wanted from his party, but it may come at personal cost.

The NI secretary gives no indication he will call a new assembly election after a deadline is missed.

From Alderdice to Zombie via Ice Age, Gareth Gordon takes a look at the year that was in NI politics.

Parties resume talks but with the DUP saying no deal is imminent, progress seems to have stalled.

A meeting moved at the last minute is perhaps a sign the Stormont stakes are getting higher.

Justin McNulty became Laois GAA football manager in October but remains MLA for Newry and Armagh.

BBC News NI’s Gareth Gordon says the DUP’s road to Stormont is only passable with care - if at all.

BBC News NI’s Gareth Gordon draws on Beckett when asking when the party might go back to Stormont.

Sir Keir Starmer says a vote on Northern Ireland leaving the UK is “not even on the horizon”.

The shadow secretary of state and other parties say the DUP should return to devolved government.

The Policing Board has given evidence to the NI Affairs Committee, after Simon Byrne’s resignation.

Chris Heaton-Harris has said negotiations are ongoing with the DUP over their continued boycott.