MLAs set for 拢500 pay rise - but should they be hit in the pocket if they don't get back to business at Stormont?
MLAs set for 拢500 pay rise - but should they be hit in the pocket if they don't get back to business at Stormont?
Should our politicians be hit in the pocket if they can't reach a deal and get back to business at Stormont? Today the Belfast Telegraph front page reports that MLAs are actually in line for a 拢500 pay rise from this Saturday to 拢49,500 despite the Assembly in limbo over the power-sharing crisis. Stephen was joined by Alan McQuillan and former Liberal Democrat MP Lembit Opik.
Also on the programme, confusion over PSNI speed penalties - how much leeway is given if you go over the speed limit?
And, Brexit officially triggered - what impact will it have on NI? Stephen talks to Tom Kelly, he was the chair of Northern Ireland Stronger in Europe, and Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP.
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