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100,000 window stickers, 50,000 badges, 15,000 corex boards, 5,000 bags and 7,000 t-shirts - that's what the DUP bought for its Brexit campaign. There are further questions this morning on the DUP's Brexit spending. A receipt published on the Electoral Commission website shows the party spent over £99,000 on promotional material. Have you seen any of these 100,000 window stickers?

Plus Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is under fire today over answers to questions about IRA violence. Mr Corbyn was being interviewed by Sophy Ridge on Sky News yesterday. He said "all bombing is wrong" as he was repeatedly asked to condemn the IRA alone for its role in the Troubles. The Conservative Party said he had failed to unequivocally condemn the IRA. He's also facing criticism for support given to Sinn Fein during the Troubles. Mr Corbyn and his party stress that he worked hard to help secure peace in Northern Ireland. The DUP and UUP have also condemned him.

Also, a plan to extend trading hours on Sundays in Belfast has been heavily defeated in a vote at the city council. The move would have been permitted had the council designated all or part of the city a holiday resort. A recent public consultation found a majority in favour of longer opening hours. Of 2,471 responses from organisations and individuals, 62 per cent supported the idea.