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Budget negotiations entering 'no-deal territory', says Givan

Budget negotiations entering 'no-deal territory', says Givan
BBC Northern Ireland Friday 25 September 2026, 09:29 UTC 1 min read
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NI Secretary Sir Chris Bryant says there is "no more money" available and has given executive parties until next Thursday to respond.

NI Secretary Sir Chris Bryant says there is "no more money" available and has given executive parties until next Thursday to respond.
Givan NI (PERSON) Chris Bryant (PERSON)
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