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John Campbell

John Campbell

Economics and Business Editor at BBC News Online - Science / Nature

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Recent Articles

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Mixed feelings from consumers as electricity discount to be given to NI households

The one-off £63 reduction in electricity bills will be applied from next month.
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Volunteer sector: public should be 'alarmed' by funding gap

The Local Growth Fund is a UK government scheme which replaces money which previously came from the EU.
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VAT cut on household electricity bills will not apply in NI

Stormont ministers will instead get extra money from the UK government to use on cost of living measures.
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Watchdog wants tougher regulation of heating oil market

About two thirds of households in Northern Ireland use home heating oil.
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How has Northern Ireland's economy fared since Brexit?

A decade on from Brexit, BBC News NI's John Campbell looks at whether the region has benefited from having dual access to the EU and GB markets.
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Stormont: Finance Minister O'Dowd hits back at Treasury budget report

John O'Dowd suggested the Treasury had made unfair and misleading comparisons in its review of Stormont's finances.
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Good jobs or bad law?: The row over workers' rights

The Good Jobs Bill was first announced almost two years ago but the legal text of the draft law has still not been published.
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Stormont officials told how to spend without a budget

The executive has failed to reach final agreement on the draft budget which was published in January.
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NI's population is ageing rapidly - this is what it means for society

The new projections from the Nisra suggest the population will start falling in 2031 due to a low birth rate.
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Belfast's student building boom is at an end

The consultancy firm Savills said further development is currently unviable and "market sentiment is that this sector is fully satisfied".
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Northern Ireland energy prices 'could stay high into winter'

NI Affairs Committee told even if conflict ends immediately it will take time for supply chains to return to normal.