Health Minister, Mike Nesbitt has announced the reappointment of four Council Members to the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland (PSNI).
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins and Education Minister Paul Givan have announced that a £3.4million road improvement scheme on Mountjoy Road/ Gortin Road, Omagh, close to Strule Shared Education Campus will commence on Monday 28 July.
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has welcomed a major new grant scheme to encourage more people to purchase a zero emissions vehicle.
During a visit to the PSNI Cyber Crime Centre the Justice Minister has said she will “take every possible opportunity to strengthen the law in this area”.
On the need to recognise the state of Palestine, Green Party Co-Leader, Carla Denyer MP, said,
“Recognising the state of Palestine is a bare minimum that governments across the world can do to help bring an end to the genocide being carried out by the Israeli government in Gaza – and yet the UK government is falling behind other nations in taking even this most basic step.
“The UK government must join France in recgonsing the state of Palestine – as well as enacting a full arms embargo, widespread sanctions, a ban on the import of settlement goods, and funding for evidence collection for prosecutions.
“Time and time again our leaders have called the situation ‘intolerable’ and yet continue to tolerate it – we must see real action to end the genocide.”