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Northern Ireland Affairs committee

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PSNI chief raises concerns over capacity to deal with violence against women

PSNI chief raises concerns over capacity to deal with violence against women

Jon Boutcher also told MPs there is currently an acceptance in society of misogyny which he has never seen before.

UK government’s continuing refusal to name Stakeknife ‘deeply insulting’ to victims

UK government’s continuing refusal to name Stakeknife ‘deeply insulting’ to victims

Belfast solicitor Kevin Winters urged Hilary Benn to “do the right thing”.

Minister was sceptical of study into leakage of air passengers from NI to Dublin

Minister was sceptical of study into leakage of air passengers from NI to Dublin

John Spellar was told in 2005 that a recommendation from MPs for a review into the governance of City of Derry Airport could be ‘awkward’.

Irish Government needs ‘determined process’ to release Omagh records

Irish Government needs ‘determined process’ to release Omagh records

‘Significant deterioration’ in PSNI response times for 101 calls, MPs told

‘Significant deterioration’ in PSNI response times for 101 calls, MPs told

Stormont ministers should not be surprised by revenue-raising plan: NI Secretary

Stormont ministers should not be surprised by revenue-raising plan: NI Secretary

Budget crisis could end PSNI providing support to other police forces, MPs told

Budget crisis could end PSNI providing support to other police forces, MPs told

PSNI response to data breach will not be fudged, Boutcher vows

PSNI response to data breach will not be fudged, Boutcher vows

Wed, 13 Dec, 2023

PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher was giving evidence to a UK committee

Westminster committee proposes ‘joint First Ministers’ to restore Stormont

Westminster committee proposes ‘joint First Ministers’ to restore Stormont

Mon, 04 Dec, 2023

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has also called for first and deputy first ministers to be rebranded as ‘joint first ministers’.