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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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Sir Chris is visiting Dublin for a series of engagements, meeting with government ministers as well as UK and Irish business representatives.
Jayne McCormack - Political correspondent, BBC News NI It's not even the start of a new Stormont term and already there have been leaks.
What challenges face assembly members and ministers as Stormont returns after the summer recess?
It will be Sir Chris Bryant's first visit to Stormont as secretary of state.
Jayne McCormack - Political correspondent, BBC News NI The Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant will hold talks with Northern Ireland's political parties later on Monday in a bid to break the deadlock on the budget.
The 58-mile (85km) dual carriageway between Londonderry and the border at Aughnacloy was first announced in 2007, but has been beset by funding and legal issues.
Almost £200m has now been spent on the A5 road building project despite work having yet to start on the road, it has emerged.
On Monday, Sir Chris Bryant visited Stormont and made an initial offer of £350m per year over the next three years to help stabilise the executive's finances.
On Monday, Sir Chris Bryant visited Stormont and made an initial offer of £350m per year over the next three years to help stabilise the executive's finances.
Stormont's Education Minister Paul Givan says any revised offer will still not be enough to resolve the budget deadlock.
