Britain hopeful of 'good news' on Northern Ireland crisis: ministerLONDON/BELFAST (Reuters) - Britain is hopeful of some  good news  from Northern Ireland that may allow it to introduce legislation that would restore the region s power-sharing government, the leader of Britain s lower house of parliament said on Thursday. Northern Ireland has been without a devolved administration since its collapse in January, raising the prospect of direct rule being reimposed from London, potentially destabilizing a delicate political balance in the British province. Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney, who has been facilitating the talks with his counterpart in London, raised the possibility on Wednesday that a successful outcome could be reached by the end of the week.   We are hopeful for some good news from Northern Ireland that may allow for legislation to recreate the Northern Ireland Executive,  Andrea Leadsom added when setting out the upcoming parliamentary business for next week.  Although there was no formal reference to legislation on Northern Ireland in the published list of business, her comments suggest the government would be able to find time for it in the parliamentary schedule. Britain s Northern Ireland minister has warned that he will have to impose a budget for the province from London if an agreement is not reached by the end of the month, saying on Thursday that clear differences remained between the parties. The main impediment in the talks between Irish nationalists Sinn Fein and the pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is disagreement over the rights of Irish language speakers. Sinn Fein s leader in Northern Ireland, Michelle O Neill, said in a statement there were still very real challenges to be addressed in the talks.  worldnews
britain hopeful news northern ireland crisis reuters britain hopeful good news northern ireland may allow introduce legislation would restore region government leader britain lower house parliament said thursday northern ireland without devolved administration since collapse january raising prospect direct rule imposed london potentially stabilizing delicate political balance british province irish foreign minister simon covered facilitating talks counterpart london raised possibility wednesday successful outcome could reached end week we hopeful good news northern ireland may allow legislation recreate northern ireland executive andrea leads added setting upcoming parliamentary business next week although formal reference legislation northern ireland published list business comments suggest government would able find time parliamentary schedule britain northern ireland minister warned impose budget province london agreement reached end month saying thursday clear differences remained parties the main impediment talks irish nationalists sign ftin democratic unionist party dup disagreement rights irish language speakers sign ftin leader northern ireland michelle o neil said statement still real challenges addressed talks 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: Britain hopeful of 'good news' on Northern Ireland crisis: ministerLONDON/BELFAST (Reuters) - Britain is hopeful of some  good news  from Northern Ireland that may allow it to introduce legislation that would restore the region s power-sharing government, the leader of Britain s lower house of parliament said on Thursday. Northern Ireland has been without a devolved administration since its collapse in January, raising the prospect of direct rule being reimposed from London, potentially destabilizing a delicate political balance in the British province. Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney, who has been facilitating the talks with his counterpart in London, raised the possibility on Wednesday that a successful outcome could be reached by the end of the week.   We are hopeful for some good news from Northern Ireland that may allow for legislation to recreate the Northern Ireland Executive,  Andrea Leadsom added when setting out the upcoming parliamentary business for next week.  Although there was no formal reference to legislation on Northern Ireland in the published list of business, her comments suggest the government would be able to find time for it in the parliamentary schedule. Britain s Northern Ireland minister has warned that he will have to impose a budget for the province from London if an agreement is not reached by the end of the month, saying on Thursday that clear differences remained between the parties. The main impediment in the talks between Irish nationalists Sinn Fein and the pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is disagreement over the rights of Irish language speakers. Sinn Fein s leader in Northern Ireland, Michelle O Neill, said in a statement there were still very real challenges to be addressed in the talks.  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: britain hopeful news northern ireland crisis reuters britain hopeful good news northern ireland may allow introduce legislation would restore region government leader britain lower house parliament said thursday northern ireland without devolved administration since collapse january raising prospect direct rule imposed london potentially stabilizing delicate political balance british province irish foreign minister simon covered facilitating talks counterpart london raised possibility wednesday successful outcome could reached end week we hopeful good news northern ireland may allow legislation recreate northern ireland executive andrea leads added setting upcoming parliamentary business next week although formal reference legislation northern ireland published list business comments suggest government would able find time parliamentary schedule britain northern ireland minister warned impose budget province london agreement reached end month saying thursday clear differences remained parties the main impediment talks irish nationalists sign ftin democratic unionist party dup disagreement rights irish language speakers sign ftin leader northern ireland michelle o neil said statement still real challenges addressed talks worldnews