A major programme to improve access to justice has been announced by the Justice Minister Naomi Long.

Justice Minister Naomi Long says it will “sustain and stabilise” policing in Northern Ireland until April.

Naomi Long says anyone who goes to police about this will be 'treated as a victim and not a criminal'.

The proposed bill would, amongst other things, impose tougher sentences on people who cause death by dangerous driving.

The Upper Bann MLA will replace former MP Stephen Farry who stepped down from the role last month.

Naomi Long says Sinn Féin should self reflect on their handling of Michael McMonagle's case.

Justice Minister Naomi Long says it will be "tightly focused" and be finished by the end of December.

The NI justice minister says "each mobile comes with an off switch which is absolutely free".