The brake is part of NI's Brexit deal and gives Stormont power to object to changes to EU rules that apply in NI.

It may look like an official has leant on their keyboard - but it's an acronym we'll hear more often.

The move comes over the European Union's general product safety regulations which are now in force.

Rules come into force that will make it harder for some GB firms to sell goods to NI and the EU.

The legislation has been long opposed by Holyrood ministers, who branded it a Westminster "power grab".

NI businesses increased the value of sales and exports in all their major markets, official figures suggest.

A proposed law which could help limit the impact of the Irish Sea border will be debated in the House of Lords.

The Northern Ireland Assembly spent six hours debating controversial post-Brexit trading arrangements.