Fresh round of talks to restore power-sharing
A fresh round of talks to restore Northern Ireland's power-sharing institutions gets underway involving the main parties.
Stormont talks expected to extend beyond Easter
Speculation is growing that the Government will suspend the Stormont talks to save devolution until after Easter.
A full day of negotiations is planned between the five parties on Wednesday, but it's understood talks will then be wound down for the holiday period if there is no deal.
It comes as Sinn Féin has said that it's "decision time" for the DUP, while the DUP has predicted Sinn Féin will "walk out" on the other parties.
UTV's Deputy Editor Tracey Magee has the latest.
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Lack of trust 'threatening devolution' - Long
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