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Senior officials from the UK and Irish Governments have been trying to work out a formula which would allow the re-establishment of Northern Ireland's political institutions.
BBC: News Online
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The peace process in the province remains partial, bumpy and incomplete (only last month British, Irish and Northern Irish leaders failed yet again to agree on a precise formula for the revival of devolved government in Belfast).
ECONOMIST: The luck of the Irish
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Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish spending varies little in relation to England, because of the 34-year old Barnett Formula.
BBC: Re-balancing Britain, from Bard to worse