The roots of Stormont's almost drunkenly incompetent lurches over recent days lie in events several weeks ago, but also in a perplexing development seven days ago.
Calls have been made for an overhaul of sentencing after what police called "one of the most significant terrorism cases in recent times" saw seven Continuity IRA members jailed - but with several due to walk free in only three or three-and-a-half years.
The DUP has challenged Health Minister Robin Swann to explain what preparations his department made for winter pressures, after he said that cancer patients might die because no hospital would turn away a Covid patient.
All regular football training and competitive fixtures will remain suspended for a further two weeks in line with the latest Covid restrictions, the Irish Football Association (IFA) has announced.
One of the key negotiators behind the Good Friday Agreement has warned that the divisions between Sinn Fein and the DUP could "run the Executive into the ground again".
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