Northern Ireland power-sharing talks to extend into WednesdayBELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland s main political parties are to continue talks aimed at restoring the British region s devolved government on Wednesday, a British government official said, in an apparent extension of a deadline for a deal.  Representatives of Irish nationalists Sinn Fein and the pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) ended their second day of talks aimed at re-establishing a power-sharing government that collapsed in January, the official said.  The British government has indicated that if the parties fail to reach agreement in the coming days it will be forced to impose a budget directly for the first time in a decade to ensure essential services are funded.  A budget set by the British government would be a major step towards direct rule from London, which could destabilize a delicate political balance there. On Monday the British government s minister for Northern Ireland, James Brokenshire, said if there was no progress by the end of talks on Tuesday he would assess whether London needed to move impose a budget. The spokesman declined to comment when asked when that decision would be made.  The DUP and Sinn Fein have shared power for the past decade in a system created following a 1998 peace deal that ended three decades of violence in the province. Sinn Fein pulled out in January, complaining it was not being treated as an equal partner. worldnews
northern ireland talks extend wednesdaybelfast reuters northern ireland main political parties continue talks aimed restoring british region devolved government wednesday british government official said apparent extension deadline deal representatives irish nationalists sign ftin democratic unionist party dup ended second day talks aimed government collapsed january official said the british government indicated parties fail reach agreement coming days forced impose budget directly first time decade ensure essential services funded a budget set british government would major step towards direct rule london could stabilize delicate political balance on monday british government minister northern ireland james brokenshire said progress end talks tuesday would assess whether london needed move impose budget the spokesman declined comment asked decision would made the dup sign ftin shared power past decade system created following peace deal ended three decades violence province sign ftin pulled january complaining treated equal partner worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Northern Ireland power-sharing talks to extend into WednesdayBELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland s main political parties are to continue talks aimed at restoring the British region s devolved government on Wednesday, a British government official said, in an apparent extension of a deadline for a deal.  Representatives of Irish nationalists Sinn Fein and the pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) ended their second day of talks aimed at re-establishing a power-sharing government that collapsed in January, the official said.  The British government has indicated that if the parties fail to reach agreement in the coming days it will be forced to impose a budget directly for the first time in a decade to ensure essential services are funded.  A budget set by the British government would be a major step towards direct rule from London, which could destabilize a delicate political balance there. On Monday the British government s minister for Northern Ireland, James Brokenshire, said if there was no progress by the end of talks on Tuesday he would assess whether London needed to move impose a budget. The spokesman declined to comment when asked when that decision would be made.  The DUP and Sinn Fein have shared power for the past decade in a system created following a 1998 peace deal that ended three decades of violence in the province. Sinn Fein pulled out in January, complaining it was not being treated as an equal partner. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: northern ireland talks extend wednesdaybelfast reuters northern ireland main political parties continue talks aimed restoring british region devolved government wednesday british government official said apparent extension deadline deal representatives irish nationalists sign ftin democratic unionist party dup ended second day talks aimed government collapsed january official said the british government indicated parties fail reach agreement coming days forced impose budget directly first time decade ensure essential services funded a budget set british government would major step towards direct rule london could stabilize delicate political balance on monday british government minister northern ireland james brokenshire said progress end talks tuesday would assess whether london needed move impose budget the spokesman declined comment asked decision would made the dup sign ftin shared power past decade system created following peace deal ended three decades violence province sign ftin pulled january complaining treated equal partner worldnews