Jayne McCormack is a Political Correspondent at Yahoo News. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and civil rights, with a strong focus on finance and investment. Jayne's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as BBC News, Yahoo Finance, and MSN.
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Jayne McCormack’s reporting focus is predominantly on Northern Ireland politics, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. She covers topics such as Stormont, DUP, financial packages, and Brexit.
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By: Eimear Flanagan, Jayne Mccormack
The communities minister was responding to concerns about the funding for a project that helps with Irish-English street sign translations.
The executive has failed to reach final agreement on the draft budget which was published in January.
Patsy McGlone is the party's longest-serving MLA at Stormont.
The former party leader and Upper Bann assembly member had been facing the prospect of being deselected by his constituency association ahead of the next assembly election.
Doug Beattie paints a brutal picture of how he feels he has been treated by the party he once led.
Doug Beattie paints a brutal picture of how he feels he has been treated by the party he once led.
Changing how the first and deputy first ministers can take up their roles are among the party's proposals
By: Jayne Mccormack, Enda Mcclafferty
Burrows was speaking for the first time since Doug Beattie quit the party and launched a scathing attack.
A petition of concern would need at least four UUP signatures in order to pass, as backing from 25 DUP MLAs and one TUV MLA would not meet the threshold.
A petition of concern would need at least four UUP signatures in order to pass, as backing from 25 DUP MLAs and one TUV MLA would not meet the threshold.
