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First minister 'does not accept' there is no more money for Stormont

BBC News Health · 14 October 2026 at 21:12

First minister 'does not accept' there is no more money for Stormont

The Secretary of State says there is little 'financial accountability or responsibility' across Northern Ireland's executive.

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First minister 'does not accept' there is no more money for Stormont

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