Northern Ireland Assembly

Six EV charging points had been installed behind Parliament Buildings for assembly members and staff.

MLAs who drive electric cars are able to receive free charging at Stormont despite already being paid travel expenses, a situation critics described as "ludicrous".

Fidelma Fearon from Minority Ethnic Support Armagh could be heard using offensive language in comments describing TUV MLA Timothy Gaston.

Electric vehicle charging points have been installed behind Parliament Buildings for assembly members and staff.

Alliance councillor Eric Hanvey has quit the party and will not stand in the next local election, saying he has become "disillusioned with politics".

Changing how the first and deputy first ministers can take up their roles are among the party's proposals

Patsy McGlone is the party's longest-serving MLA at Stormont.