Same sex marriage and abortion will become legal in Northern Ireland for the first time at midnight.
It's after MPs at Westminster voted to decriminalise both unless a new power-sharing government's in place at Stormont by the end of today.
Assembly members will sit for the first time in two and half years later to debate the changes - but it's just a symbolic move and members will have no power to stop them coming into force.
The Stormont Assembly has been suspended for the past two years after power-sharing collapsed due to ongoing disagreements between the DUP and Sinn Fein.
