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🚨The latest Red Lines has just dropped. I’m discussing the draft PfG and other issues with Phillip Brett Connie Egan MLA Dr Steve Aiken OBE Matthew O'Toole Claire Sugden and Mark Devenport in Parliament Buildings. ⁦BBC Sounds⁩ ⁦BBC News NI⁩ bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

👋 We're back!! Join Mark Carruthers & guests for a new series of @BBCTheView tonight. We are live at 10.40pm on BBC One NI & BBC Player BBC Northern Ireland | BBC News NI | BBC Northern Ireland Comms

Coming up at 10:40pm, Mark Carruthers discusses how the Executive moves forward with the budget tighter than ever with Chris Hazzard MP Phillip Brett Paula Bradshaw MLA and Matthew O'Toole

"Any proposal to look at the rates system has to be based on a clear plan....not flimsy platitudes." The leader of the opposition, SDLP's Matthew O'Toole tells Mark Carruthers #BBCTheView

"Much more fiscal firepower" Chris Hazzard MP tells Mark Carruthers that he would like to see Stormont given more power to control its own finances.

"Northern Ireland has been underfunded." Phillip Brett tells Mark Carruthers that the Executive Ministers will continue to make the case to the Treasury that Northern Ireland needs more money...

"We cannot go back to people and ask for more money when we have public services that are desperately needing to be improved." Mark Carruthers asks Paula Bradshaw MLA if the Alliance party support what's coming down the tracks in revenue raising? #bbctheview

"It's a myth that we have been underfunded for years." Former senior civil servant Andrew McCormick tells Mark Carruthers that the state of our public services is not just about funding...

"At the moment there are 37,000 applications for connections to water which are likely not to be deliverable." Is our water infrastructure stopping houses being built? Mark Carruthers asks Mark Spence from Construction Employers Federation #bbctheview

Coming up tomorrow on #SundayPolitics ▪️Casement Park, City deals & money. Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald MLA ▪️Casement Park - what next? GAA President Jarlath Burns ▪️Analysis Suzanne Breen & Andrew Webb 📺 Live @ 10am on BBC One NI Enda McClafferty BBC News NI

"The damage was done back in March." The GAA President Jarlath Burns tells Enda McClafferty that he is disappointed but not surprised about the UK Government decision over Casement Park...

"That was unfair to come out with that figure of £400 million." The GAA President Jarlath Burns tells Enda McClafferty that his numbers for the redevelopment of Casement Park don't match those of the UK Government...

"There was quite a lot of anger about this." The GAA President Jarlath Burns tells Enda McClafferty that people are "extremely disappointed" that there will not be a public inquiry into the murder of GAA official Sean Brown in 1997...

"We need a reset on the reset." Caoimhe Archibald MLA tells Enda McClafferty that the decision over Casement Park is a "missed opportunity"...

"I'm making the case that is reversed immediately." Caoimhe Archibald MLA tells Enda McClafferty that she is asking the UK Government to ensure all four City Deals are delivered in Northern Ireland...

"Really unfortunate." Andrew Webb tells Enda McClafferty that the failure to deliver Casement Park in time for the European Championships sends out a very poor message to potential investors...

"A gutless government." Suzanne Breen tells Enda McClafferty that the Labour Government tried to "bury the bad news" over Casement Park...

If you missed Sunday Politics you can catch it again on BBC TWO NI at 11pm or the programme is now available on BBC iPlayer bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…