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14:35 Cigarettes, cash and alcohol taken by masked man during Belfast robbery

A masked man made off with cigarettes, cash and alcohol following a robbery in south Belfast.

22/04 Teen charged after Glider attack in west Belfast on Easter Sunday

A teenage boy has been charged in connection with an assault on a Glider in west Belfast on Easter Sunday.

22/04 BBC studio in Belfast forced into ‘lockdown’ after pro-Palestine activists gained access to building

A BBC television studio in Belfast had to be placed into lockdown on Tuesday morning after a group of pro-Palestine activists gatecrashed onto the premises.

22/04 PSNI to carry out tests on NI road where woman was struck in fatal crash

Police will return to the scene of a fatal traffic collision in Co Antrim this week to carry out tests.

22/04 Vatican releases pictures of Pope Francis lying in open casket as funeral details confirmed

The Vatican has released pictures of Pope Francis in his open casket ahead of his funeral this weekend.

17/04 Jonathan Anderson lands director role at French fashion giant Dior

Northern Ireland fashion designer Jonathan Anderson has been appointed as the new artistic director of Dior menswear.

29/03 More than 150 dead and hundreds injured in Myanmar quake so powerful it was felt in Ireland

More than 150 people were confirmed dead last night following a massive earthquake that struck war-torn Myanmar with tremors so powerful they were felt in Ireland.

26/03 King and Queen host special reception at Buckingham Palace to recognise ‘unique and vital role’ of local journalists

King Charles has issued a special message for those who work in regional media throughout the UK as a reception gets underway at Buckingham Palace.

24/03 Spring arrives in Northern Ireland with temperatures above average this month: Met Office

Northern Ireland has experienced a milder and drier than average March so far this year which could be good news for nature lovers waiting for cherry blossom trees to burst into flower.

22/03 Translink blames ‘unforeseen circumstances’ for raft of bus cancellations in NI town - including rush-hour services

Translink has apologised to passengers in Co Down after over a dozen Ulsterbus services were axed at short notice.

21/03 King Charles develops ‘keen interest’ in Hurling during three day Royal visit to NI

King Charles has developed an “keen” interest in Hurling during his three day visit to Northern Ireland alongside Queen Camilla which has now concluded.

21/03 King Charles and Queen Camilla depart following final day of Royal visit spent in Co Down

The King and Queen have concluded their three day visit to Northern Ireland after spending a morning in a Co Down town.

21/03 King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive in Co Down town for final day of Royal visit

The King and Queen have begun another day of engagements in Northern Ireland as the third day of the Royal visit gets underway.

21/03 DUP mayor Beth Adger to be laid to rest this weekend as flags fly at half-mast across the borough she served

A much loved DUP mayor who died following a short illness will be laid to rest this weekend as flags across the borough she served are lowered as a mark of respect.

20/03 DUP mayor Beth Adger to be laid to rest this weekend

A much loved DUP mayor who died following a short illness will be laid to rest this weekend.

19/03 ‘A woman overflowing with love’: Son of DUP Mayor pays emotional tribute following her passing

The son of a DUP Mayor who has died following a long-term illness has paid tribute to his “true North star”.

14/03 Man accused of harassing Paul Givan and former principal of Lisneal College ‘accepts guilt’

A west Belfast man has appeared in court accused of sending malicious emails to Stormont’s Education Minister and the former principal of Lisneal College.

13/03 ‘Loving’ mum whose sudden death sparked PSNI probe named locally while relatives pay tribute

A Co Londonderry woman whose sudden death last weekend is being investigated by the PSNI has been named locally as Jolene McDaid.

13/03 ‘Loving mother’ whose sudden death sparked PSNI probe is named locally while relatives pay tribute

A Co Londonderry woman whose sudden death last weekend is being investigated by the PSNI has been named locally as Jolene McDaid.

12/03 £100 winter fuel support payment coming to NI pensioners from next week

Stormont’s communities minister has confirmed that a one-off fuel support payment for pensioner households in NI will begin appearing in bank accounts next week.

11/03 Flight from Belfast descends into chaos as man shouting about ‘the Lord Jesus’ restrained

Jet2 passengers on a flight from Belfast International Airport to the Canary Islands have been left startled after a man began screaming about “the Lord Jesus” while being restrained in the cabin.

07/03 Funeral details for ‘kind and bubbly’ schoolgirl (11) killed in NI road tragedy confirmed

A young Co Londonderry girl who was struck by a car while getting off the school bus will be laid to rest this weekend.

05/03 Site of iconic department store to be acquired by regeneration group after £1.2m Stormont grant

The former site of Austins department store in Londonderry city centre has been awarded a £1.2m grant from Stormont.

26/02 Sinn Fein figures gather for funeral of former IRA man Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane in Belfast

The funeral of former senior IRA man Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane is being held in Belfast.

24/02 PSNI issues warning after holiday seekers lose more than £100k to fraudsters

Travellers from Northern Ireland seeking to book a getaway online have been urged to be vigilant after it was revealed more than £100,000 was lost to holiday fraud last year.

23/02 Catholic bishop apologises for failing five people including minors who reported being abused by NI priest

A senior Catholic cleric in Northern Ireland has apologised for failing five people who reported being abused by a now deceased priest and acknowledged that a new allegation is “entirely credible”.

20/02 IRA men should be focus of prosecution, says DUP as ‘unjustified’ SAS shootings at Clonoe referred to PPS

Prosecutors should focus on the IRA members involved in a machine gun attack on a Co Tyrone RUC station shortly before an “unjustified” Army operation killed four of the gang, the DUP leader has said.

20/02 Man charged after malicious emails sent to Lisneal College amid £710k funding row

A man has been charged with harassment after threatening emails were sent to a Londonderry school embroiled in a row over the funding of a new pitch.

20/02 Ruling on ‘unjustified’ SAS ambush of IRA gang to be referred to PPS as ex-Army chiefs call for judicial review

A coroner who ruled that SAS soldiers were not justified in killing four IRA members in a 1992 ambush in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, is to refer his findings to Northern Ireland’s Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

20/02 Inquest ruling on ‘unjustified’ SAS ambush of IRA gang to be referred to PPS

A coroner who ruled that SAS soldiers were not justified in killing four IRA members in a 1992 ambush in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, is to refer his findings to Northern Ireland’s Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

13/02 Person taken to hospital following ‘extremely reckless’ petrol bomb attack in Co Armagh

One person has been taken to hospital following a petrol bomb attack in Co Armagh.

13/02 ‘Who will foot the bill?’: DUP MLA demands to know who’s funding Ombudsman’s court appeal

A DUP MLA has warned that many will be “dismayed” by the Police Ombudsman’s decision to challenge a High Court ruling that found she exceeded her powers, and is demanding to know who will pay for the appeal.

11/02 SDLP snub St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Washington DC due to ‘incompatible values’ with President Trump

The SDLP has confirmed it will snub St Patrick’s Day events at the White House next month due to “beyond the pale” views expressed by President Donald Trump.

10/02 Gavin Robinson presses Government to back soldiers who killed four IRA men as Defence Secretary pledges ‘fullest support’

The Defence Secretary has pledged the Government’s “fullest support” for SAS personnel after a coroner found that a unit was unjustified in shooting dead an IRA gang “on a terror mission” in 1992 in Co Tyrone.

08/02 Babies born on February 15 to get Irish rugby kit for 150th anniversary

All babies born on the island of Ireland on February 15 will receive an replica rugby kit from the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU).

03/02 Author revives forgotten story first published in 1889 with aim of igniting interest in Ulster-Scots heritage

A special needs teacher from Co Down who revived the forgotten ‘Tale o’ Daft Eddie an’ the Smugglers o’ Strangford Lough’ is delighted his new book is sparking an interest in Ulster-Scots heritage and hopes it will inspire marginalised pupils.

03/02 Author hopes forgotten ‘Tale o’ Daft Eddie an’ the Smugglers o’ Strangford Lough’ ignites interest in Ulster-Scots heritage

A special needs teacher from Co Down who revived the forgotten ‘Tale o’ Daft Eddie an’ the Smugglers o’ Strangford Lough’ is delighted his new book is sparking an interest in Ulster-Scots heritage and hopes it will inspire marginalised pupils.

31/01 PSNI officer struck in neck by glass bottle thrown from window in Ballymena as colleagues threatened

A man has been arrested after a police officer was struck on the back of the neck with a glass bottle in Ballymena.

31/01 Translink passengers and man who helped at scene of four-vehicle crash on M1 urged to contact police

The PSNI has renewed an appeal for witnesses to come forward following a multi-vehicle crash on the M1 last week.

29/01 PSNI challenge men and boys on attitudes to women with new campaign to tackle gender-based violence

Men and boys in Northern Ireland are being challenged to change their attitudes towards women in a new PSNI campaign to tackle gender-based violence.

28/01 Intimidation points to be removed from NI housing selection process within weeks, minister confirms

Stormont’s Communities Minister has confirmed the removal of intimidation points from the Housing Executive’s process of prioritising the allocation of properties to tenants.

14/01 ‘It’s a pure mystery’: Brother of man missing for more than three months pleads for help

The brother of missing man Gary Patterson, who vanished after withdrawing £100 from a cash machine in Larne more than three months ago, has made a plea for help.

07/01 Parents of NI teen who died in quad bike crash tell mourners how ‘we will love him forever’

The parents of Tiarnán Trainor (13), who died following a collision involving a quad bike in Co Armagh, have told how they will be “forever proud” to call him their son.

07/01 Man stabbed in Co Down as MLA condemns violence and expresses shock

A man has been stabbed during a serious assault in Co Down.

06/01 Health Minister to attend emergency sitting of Stormont committee as pressure grows on NHS

Mike Nesbitt is set to attend an emergency meeting of Stormont’s health committee as pressure mounts on Northern Ireland’s hospitals.

06/01 Minister urges old people facing choice between food or heat to swallow pride during cold snap

A clergywoman who started the first ‘warm bank’ in Northern Ireland has urged older people struggling to heat their homes during the ongoing cold snap to swallow their pride and seek help if they need it.

06/01 Puppy rescued from NI canal ‘full of life’ after finding forever home

A helpless puppy who was found clinging to a tree on the bank of a Co Tyrone canal two days after Christmas is “full of life” in his new forever home.

03/01 Puppy found clinging to tree in NI canal sparks fears of ‘Christmas dump out’

A terrified puppy was found clinging to a tree on the banks of a Co Tyrone canal sparking fears that “the Christmas dump out” has begun.

03/01 Michael Newberry: Cliftonville chaplain acknowledges ‘shock and disbelief’ ahead of Irish Cup tributes

Cliftonville’s chaplain has acknowledged the “shock, disbelief and sadness” following the sudden death of footballer Michael Newberry in an emotional New Year message.

23/12 Investigation launched and flights resume after plane crash-landed at Belfast City Airport

Air Accident Investigation inspectors have been sent to Belfast City Airport to begin their investigation today after a plane crash-landed during bad weather yesterday.

23/12 Moment plane crash-lands at Belfast City Airport caught on camera as flights to resume today

Flights are due to resume at Belfast City Airport later today after it closed yesterday when a plane crash-landed during bad weather.

23/12 Mary Lou McDonald might watch Disappeared drama Say Nothing on Disney+ this Christmas

Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald has suggested she may watch Disney+ drama Say Nothing during the Christmas holidays.

23/12 Moment plane crash-lands at Belfast City Airport caught on camera as Christmas travel chaos ensues

Travellers trying to get home for Christmas are facing chaos after a plane crash-landed at Belfast City Airport during bad weather with the dramatic moment caught on camera.

22/12 Christmas travel chaos after incident closes Belfast City Airport runway and International ‘close to capacity’

Travellers trying to get home for Christmas are facing chaos after a plane crash-landed at Belfast City Airport during bad weather.

22/12 Air travel disruption warning after incident closes Belfast City Airport runway and International ‘close to capacity’

Emergency services are at the scene of an ongoing incident at Belfast City Airport which means the runway will be closed for the rest of the day.

21/12 Pedestrian killed in Co Tyrone crash named

The man who died after being struck by a car in Co Tyrone on Friday has been named as Edmund Hughes.

21/12 Belfast bustles on busiest day of the year as Christmas shoppers search for bargains

Signs are looking good for Belfast traders as thousands of shoppers pounded the pavements in search of a bargain on what is traditionally the busiest trading day of the year.

21/12 Man sustains broken jaw after being attacked by gang of four in Belfast city centre

A man has suffered a broken jaw after being attacked by a gang of men in Belfast city centre.

21/12 Belfast rapper Jordan Adetunji’s hit track among Barack Obama’s favourite music of 2024

An international hit by Belfast rapper Jordan Adetunji is included in former US President Barack Obama’s list of favourite songs from 2024.

20/12 Man sustains broken wrist in Belfast city centre altercation after ‘ashtray thrown’ at two people

A man has been taken to hospital following an assault in Belfast city centre.

19/12 Candlelit vigil in memory of murdered mum Karen Cummings takes place in Banbridge

Hundreds of people who gathered in a Co Down park to take part in a candlelit vigil for mum-of-two Karen Cummings – the seventh woman to be killed in Northern Ireland this year – have heard “loud and clear – enough is enough”.

19/12 Range of cheese products recalled in NI shops due to fears of presence of dangerous bacteria

A number of shops in Northern Ireland are recalling cheese products due to fears about the potential presence of a dangerous bacteria.

19/12 Police re-issue appeal for missing man Philip Porter and ask locals to check properties including garages and sheds

Police have re-issued an appeal to help find missing man Philip Porter who was last seen in Moira earlier this month.

18/12 Eamonn Holmes ‘angry and jealous’ that estranged wife Ruth Langsford is moving on

Eamonn Holmes is reported to be “angry and jealous” that his ex Ruth Langsford is moving on, with a potential new romance rumoured.

18/12 NI Water fined after being found guilty of pollution offence after ‘grey and malodorous’ liquid entered river

Northern Ireland Water Ltd has been fined £1,000 after being found guilty of a pollution related offence in Co Down.

18/12 Police attacked and spat on while arresting man who threw glass injuring Belfast shop worker

PSNI officers have been assaulted and spat on while arresting a 31-year-old man who attempted to sell a suspected stolen phone at a shop in south Belfast.

18/12 Pedestrian killed in Newry bus crash named locally

A pedestrian who died after being struck by a bus in Newry has been named locally as Dominic McGrath.

17/12 NI dad offers reward to catch arsonists who left autistic son ‘shaking’ after car exploded

A west Belfast man whose young autistic son was left terrified when arsonists poured accelerant over his car and set it on fire called on the perpetrators to “be real men” and hand themselves in to police.

17/12 Health unions agree pay deal to avoid winter strike action as minister expresses ‘regret’ over process

Stormont’s Health Minister has been praised by a union leader for “putting his best foot forward” and striking a healthcare pay deal that will mean crippling winter strike action will be avoided.

17/12 PSNI probe ‘link’ between spate of burglaries in NI

Jewellery has been stolen from a number of homes during a spate of burglaries in Co Tyrone and Co Armagh.

03/12 Tributes pour in for businesswoman who died at Belfast nightclub over weekend

Tributes have continued to pour in for "gorgeous and talented” Chloe Ferris as her funeral details are confirmed.

18/11 World’s tallest St Patrick’s statue in Co Down turns red in solidarity with persecuted Christians

The world’s tallest statue of St Patrick has turned red to highlight the plight of those persecuted for their faith with other landmarks including the Colosseum in Rome set to be illuminated for ‘Red Wednesday’.

17/11 Peter Kay announces new dates in Belfast and Dublin with hilarious TV ad

Funny man Peter Kay has announced extra dates for his record-breaking comedy tour in a surprise TV ad which aired during the opening of “I’m Celebrity Get Me Out of Here”.

17/11 Man to appear in court after police track down Saintfield assault suspect following chase

Around 1kg of suspected class A drugs have been seized in Co Down following a police pursuit which started after a woman reported being assaulted.

17/11 Cruise ship stranded in Belfast offers disappointed Americans four year ‘escape’ from Trump

The company which owns a cruise ship that was stranded in Belfast for four months is offering disgruntled US voters the chance to “escape” Donald Trump’s presidency by travelling the world for four years.

17/11 ‘Dangerous’ PSNI chase before man arrested and class A drugs seized

Around 1kg of suspected class A drugs have been seized in Co Down following a “dangerous” police chase which commenced after a woman reported being assaulted.

16/11 Christmas switch on at Belfast City Hall ushers in the most wonderful time of the year

Thousands of people gathered at Belfast City Hall for the big Christmas switch on as the most wonderful time of the year officially began – with a Dickensian twist.

16/11 Worker threatened with hammer in second east Belfast robbery which may be linked to knife incident

A member of staff at an east Belfast takeaway has threatened with a hammer during a robbery which may linked to a similar incident in the area.

16/11 Santa and his helpers arrive in Belfast to spread festive cheer ahead of big Christmas switch on at City Hall

Santa has arrived in Belfast ahead of the big Christmas switch on set to take place at City Hall this evening.

16/11 PSNI to review three deaths in wake of Katie Simpson failings after MLA hands over list of names

The PSNI is reviewing three deaths recorded as suicide following the publication of a scathing watchdog probe into the force’s investigation of the death of Co Armagh showjumper Katie Simpson.

15/11 Filming to begin in Belfast for documentary revealing ‘Secrets of the Christmas Market’ as Titanic film also commissioned

Filming is set to get underway in Belfast for two new Channel 4 documentaries including one that promises to reveal the ‘Secrets of the Christmas Market’.

14/11 Strangford ferry to resume normal service following £300k safety works

The Strangford ferry is set to return to normal service following the completion of health and safety works which cost £300,000.

14/11 ‘Community stunned’ after man’s tragic death in workplace accident at NI factory

A community has been left stunned after a man died in a workplace accident at a factory in Co Tyrone.

14/11 Potential legal challenge over A5 scheme could have ‘huge consequences’ for public funds and safety

A potential legal challenge to the long awaited A5 upgrade has been described as “a crushing blow” for campaigners who have been left “appalled” by the latest obstacle to complete the flagship project.

14/11 Risk of accidental death soars in NI, with charity demanding action on ‘public health scandal’

Northern Ireland has recorded its biggest increase in the number of accidental deaths, which have soared by over 50% over the last decade, according to a new report.

14/11 Man dies in workplace accident at Co Tyrone factory

A man has died in a workplace accident at a factory in Co Tyrone.

13/11 DfI facing potential legal challenge over A5 scheme which could have ‘huge consequences’ for public funds and safety

A potential legal challenge to the long awaited A5 upgrade has been described as “a crushing blow” for campaigners who have been left “appalled” by the latest obstacle to complete the flagship project.

13/11 Unionist peer accuses Mary Lou McDonald of trying to ‘wish away the IRA’ following remarks on Joe Brolly podcast

An Ulster Unionist peer has accused Mary Lou McDonald of trying to “wish away” the IRA after she claimed it is “not reasonable” for Sinn Fein politicians to be asked about the horrors of the past.

13/11 Gerry Adams denies involvement in Disappeared killings as Troubles drama launches on Disney+

Gerry Adams has insisted he had “no involvement” in the killings of the Disappeared, including Jean McConville, as a new drama series launches on streaming giant Disney+.

12/11 The Merchant Cocktail Bar scoops gong at Food & Wine Restaurant of the Year Awards

The Cocktail Bar at the Merchant has scooped a coveted gong setting it apart from the competition as top NI restaurants and chefs recognised at the 2024 Food & Wine Restaurant of the Year Awards.

12/11 Man arrested in connection with arson and ‘firearms’ after security alerts in Co Antrim

A 41-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an arson attack and security alert which happened earlier this year in Co Antrim.

12/11 Man arrested in connection with arson attack and security alerts in Co Antrim earlier this year

A 41-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an arson attack and security alert which happened earlier this year in Co Antrim.

04/11 Buildings set to turn blue across NI as abuse charity launches major 40th anniversary appeal

Council buildings across Northern Ireland are set to turn blue as a symbol of solidarity with survivors of abuse as Nexus celebrates its 40th birthday.

01/11 Anger as Paddington Bear statue in NI town vandalised before being saved by local restaurant

A Paddington Bear statue has been targeted in Newtownards just weeks after being unveiled in the the town ahead of the beloved character’s return to the big screen.

01/11 Anger as Paddington Bear statue in NI town vandalised before being saved by restaurant manager

A Paddington Bear statue has been targeted in Newtownards just weeks after being unveiled in the the town ahead of the beloved character’s return to the big screen.

01/11 Two firefighters injured in Halloween firework attack in Co Down

Stormont’s health minister has condemned an attack on firefighters in Co Down on Halloween night which left two injured.

29/10 Man remanded into custody after denying sexual assault in Derry

A man has been remanded into custody after appearing in court accused of sexual assault in Derry.

25/10 Sickness rates at NI councils soar by more than 50% with levels now higher than during pandemic

Sickness absence levels have soared by over 50% in two years across Northern Ireland councils with more staff off in 2022/23 than during the pandemic, according to a new report.

25/10 Sickness rates at Northern Ireland councils now higher than during Covid pandemic

Sickness absence levels have soared by over 50% in two years across Northern Ireland councils with more staff off in 2022/23 than during the pandemic, according to a new report.

22/10 NI fighter inspired to take up kickboxing after being victim of bullies lifts two world titles

A young Belfast man who began fighting back after being relentlessly bullied at school has won two world titles at a major kickboxing tournament after knocking out his rivals.

17/10 MLA condemns ‘threatening’ anti-GAA graffiti on Co Down bus shelter

An Alliance MLA has condemned sectarian graffiti “threatening” the party for supporting the redevelopment of Casement Park after a sinister message appeared on a bus stand in Co Down.

14/10 Suspect charged after man stabbed multiple times in shop

A 24-year-old man has been charged with a number of offences following a stabbing in Londonderry.

13/10 Suspect arrested after man stabbed multiple times in Derry shop in ‘racially motivated’ attack

A 24-year-old man has been arrested in following a stabbing in Londonderry.

12/10 Hate crime probe after ‘sectarian abuse’ shouted at children during football training in Co Down

A police probe is underway after “sectarian abuse” was shouted at children while they were playing football in Co Down.

12/10 Stena Line vessel gets into difficulties at sea while leaving Belfast

A Stena Line ferry departing from Belfast had to be tugged to safety after getting into difficulties at sea.

12/10 Man hospitalised with multiple laceration wounds following morning assault in Belfast

A man has been taken to hospital with lacerations to his upper body following an assault in north Belfast.

12/10 Former boxer Martin Rogan among hundreds of protesters at Belfast rally against Public Health Bill

Hundreds of protesters took to the streets of Belfast city centre on Saturday to voice opposition to Stormont’s Public Health Bill.

12/10 Man (23) arrested after quantity of class B drugs seized during vehicle check in Derry

A man has been arrested after more than £2,300 worth of class B drugs were seized during car stop in Londonderry.

12/10 Police issue update after man arrested for allegedly exposing himself to pupils outside Belfast school

A man who was arrested following reports of “indecent behaviour” outside a school in south Belfast has been released on bail.

11/10 Stephen Nolan reveals he feared losing his mum as he confirms big Audrey is back home

BBC presenter Stephen Nolan has revealed he thought he was losing his mum as he confirmed she has been discharged from hospital following an overnight fall.

11/10 Man arrested for allegedly exposing himself to pupils outside Belfast school

A man has been arrested following reports of “indecent behaviour” outside a school in south Belfast.

11/10 ‘A real tragedy’ – Police investigating sudden death of child in west Belfast

Police are investigating the sudden death of a child in west Belfast.

11/10 Northern Lights dazzle stargazers across NI as natural phenomenon brightens night sky

Stargazers have been enjoying a dazzling display of the Northern Lights across the region on Thursday night.

11/10 Police investigating sudden death of child in west Belfast

Police are investigating the sudden death of a child in west Belfast.

11/10 Aurora borealis dazzle stargazers across NI as natural spectacle lights up night sky

Stargazers have been enjoying a dazzling display of the Northern Lights across the region on Thursday night.

10/10 Game of Thrones bids exceed £2m as ‘mother of all auctions’ gets underway in USA

The "mother of auctions” is currently underway in the USA with 2,000 costumes, weapons, props and set decorations from Game of Thrones up for grabs.

10/10 PSNI at scene of sudden death of child in west Belfast

Police are investigating the sudden death of a child in west Belfast.

10/10 Three arrests after attack on Northern Ireland’s national infrastructure by organised criminal gang

Three men have been arrested following the theft of phone and broadband network infrastructure from 20 sites across Armagh and Dungannon.

10/10 Man charged after discovery of class A drugs worth £100k in Co Antrim

A man has been charged in connection with the seizure of class A drugs worth an estimated £100,000 in Co Antrim.

10/10 Emergency road closure in Co Antrim due to fears of historic building collapse

An emergency road closure has been put in place in Co Antrim over fears that a historic building could collapse.

09/10 PSNI issues warning after Co Fermanagh pensioner targeted by rogue trader cold caller who stole almost £70k

A 42-year-old man has been arrested in Co Fermanagh after a pensioner was robbed of nearly £70,000 by a rogue trader who cold called at the property.

09/10 Two women in 60s targeted in north Belfast burglary

Two women in their 60s have been targeted in a burglary in north Belfast.

09/10 UK Government pledges support to reform and transform public services in NI

The UK Government has pledged to support the Stormont Executive in reforming and transforming public services.

08/10 Man charged with manslaughter following death of Kyle McDermott in Co Tyrone

A 24-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter following the death of Kyle McDermott in Co Tyrone.

30/09 Belfast singing sensation Isla hopes to represent Ireland at Junior Eurovision

Northern Ireland viral sensation Isla McManus is one step closer to representing Ireland at Junior Eurovision 2024 after performing in Irish — which she only started learning this summer.

25/09 Man dies after collapsing at Sainsbury’s store in Co Down

A man has passed away at the scene after falling ill at a Sainsbury’s store in Co Down.

25/09 Air ambulance at scene of ongoing incident at Sainsbury’s store in Co Down

Emergency services are at the scene of an ongoing incident at a Sainsbury’s store in Co Down.

25/09 Emergency services at scene of ongoing incident at Sainsbury’s store in Co Down

Emergency services are at the scene of an ongoing incident at a Sainsbury’s store in Co Down.

24/09 easyJet to refund customer wrongly charged £100 in ‘outrageous’ incident at Belfast airport

Low cost airline easyJet has apologised after a Belfast couple were “incorrectly” charged almost £100 to carry two small backpacks onboard an aircraft at Belfast International Airport.

24/09 Customer charged £100 blasts easyJet over 'outrageous' incident at Belfast airport

A Belfast woman has been left furious after being charged almost £100 by easyJet to carry two small backpacks onboard the aircraft because she and her husband weren’t allowed to “push” them into the bag sizer.

24/09 Customer charged £100 blasts easyJet for ‘not allowing bags to be pushed into sizer’ at Belfast airport

A Belfast woman has been left furious after being charged almost £100 by easyJet to carry two small backpacks onboard the aircraft because she and her husband weren’t allowed to “push” them into the bag sizer.

08/09 NI minister says ‘forgiveness way forward’ as three boys aged 10 and 11 charged with church arson

Three young boys have been charged in connection with a fire that destroyed a church in Co Antrim last week causing an estimated £2.5m of damage.

08/09 Three boys aged 10 and 11 charged with arson following Greenisland church blaze

Three young boys have been charged in connection with a fire at a church in Co Antrim last week.

08/09 100-year-old RAF veteran among tens of thousands of spectators at International Air Show in Portrush

A 100-year-old Royal Air Force veteran was among the thousands of people who enjoyed the Northern Ireland International Air Show in Portrush, despite the event experiencing some turbulence at the weekend.

08/09 Three young boys charged with arson following Greenisland church blaze

Three young boys have been charged in connection with a fire at a church in Co Antrim last week.

08/09 Man in critical condition after being found with serious injuries in Derry

A man is fighting for his life in hospital following an incident in Londonderry.

08/09 Three arrests after man injured in Belfast city centre assault

Two women and a man have been arrested following an assault in Belfast city centre.

08/09 All but one charge dropped against lorry driver over A5 crash which killed three young men

A 35-year-old lorry driver previously accused of causing the deaths of three young men on the A5 by dangerous driving has had the charges against him dropped and now faces a single charge of speeding.

07/09 Thousands descend on north coast for first day of NI International Air Show 2024

Thousands of spectators descended on the north coast for the return of the Northern Ireland International Air Show on Saturday.

07/09 BMW stolen in keyless car theft in Co Tyrone

A BMW car has been stolen in a keyless theft in Co Tyrone.

07/09 First Pride parade takes place in Co Fermanagh despite protests

The first ever Pride parade has taken place in Co Fermanagh.

06/09 DUP MLA Pam Cameron praises NHS staff after husband undergoes heart surgery

A DUP MLA has praised the "incredible” healthcare staff caring for her husband after he developed heart problems two days after the death of his mother.

06/09 Coldest August in six years, reports Armagh Observatory

Official statistics show that summer in parts of Northern Ireland was cooler, drier and duller than average with the coldest August in six years.

06/09 Suspected firearms recovered from river in Co Armagh

A number of suspected firearms have been recovered from a river in Co Armagh.

06/09 ‘Selfless’ lifeguard saves two children trapped in rip current

RNLI lifeguard crews rescued two children within four minutes off the Co Antrim coast after they were caught in “a strong rip current’”.

05/09 NI Veteran’s Commissioner resigns following ‘frank conversation’ with Secretary of State

Ex-UUP MP and MLA Danny Kinahan has quit as Northern Ireland’s Veterans Commissioner after four years in the role following a “frank conversation” with the Secretary of State.

05/09 PSNI emerges as frontrunner to buy derelict Kinnegar Barracks site in Co Down

The PSNI is seeking to buy the massive site of a former Army base in Co Down.

05/09 Two PSNI officers injured after being attacked by armed man acting in ‘erratic and aggressive’ manner

A man has been arrested after two PSNI officers were attacked by an armed assailant while responding to an attempted theft in south Belfast.

05/09 Teenage girl sexually assaulted on bus in Belfast

A teenage girl has been sexually assaulted on a bus in Northern Ireland.

05/09 Pharmacy body warns blood clot medicine Apixaban is latest drug to become unaffordable in NI and demands urgent funding

The soaring cost of common blood clot medicine is “financially crippling” local pharmacies in Northern Ireland, according to body representing high street pharmacists.

04/09 ‘We’ve had a pint of Guinness in every pub’: Stranded passengers excited to leave as ship takes to the sea for first time in three months

A couple who are among the stranded cruise ship passengers in Belfast are looking forward to leaving the city after trying ”a pint of Guinness in every pub”.

04/09 Man remanded into custody after being accused of 14 counts of criminal damage relating to car attacks in Larne

A man has been remanded into custody after being charged with over a dozen counts of criminal damage following reports of a number of cars being vandalised in Larne.

04/09 Stranded cruise ship takes to the sea for the first time in three months as passengers set to depart Belfast

Cruise passengers who have been stranded in Belfast for the past three months could be leaving the city as early as this evening.

04/09 NI International Air Show 2024 set to take off in Portrush – here’s all you need to know

World War Two aircraft including the Lancaster Bomber and Hurricane fighter jet are set to return to Portrush this weekend as the NI International Air Show 2024 takes off for the first time in five years.

04/09 Mother, daughter with disability and carer survive explosion: ‘It blew the radiators off the walls’

A mother and her disabled teenage daughter are “lucky to be alive” following a gas explosion in the West Winds estate in Newtownards.

03/09 Two people taken to hospital following explosion in Co Down

Two people have been taken to hospital after an explosion in Newtownards, Co Down.

03/09 Fake Sam Maguire trophy being showcased in pubs and schools for ‘substantial’ amounts of money, warns Armagh GAA

A fake Sam Maguire cup is being showcased in pubs and schools around NI in exchange for “substantial” sums of cash.

02/09 ‘Mother’s beautiful sunshine’ Eoghán Dawson laid to rest in Derry on what would have been his 21st birthday

Mourners have been told that a young man who died in a Co Donegal crash was his mother’s “beautiful sunshine”’ as he was laid to rest exactly 21 years after being born.

02/09 Birmingham pub bombings campaigner invites PM and King to make ‘decent gesture’ on 50th anniversary of IRA atrocity

A victims campaigner has invited the Prime Minister and King Charles to a memorial service to mark the 50th anniversary of the Birmingham pub bombings.

02/09 Stranded cruise passengers enjoying prolonged stay in Belfast – with many planning to return

The Lord Mayor of Belfast has met with stranded cruise ship passengers who have been making the most of their extended stay in the city.

02/09 Class A drugs and air rifle seized during search of four houses in Armagh

A quantity of class A drugs and an air rifle have been seized in Co Armagh.

29/08 Cancer charity calls on Stormont to ban outdoor smoking in NI in line with PM’s plans in England

A cancer charity has called on the Stormont executive to introduce an outdoor smoking ban in line with the Prime Minister’s plans, which seek to reduce the burden on the NHS.

29/08 Concern as number of race hate incidents in NI hits record high

The number of race hate incidents in Northern Ireland has reached an all-time high, figures show.

28/08 ‘Deep hurt’ caused to families of victims by council, insists MP

An MP has criticised a council decision to stop a memorial service for Troubles victims taking place in a Co Down park.

28/08 MP slams council for ‘deep hurt’ to grieving families prevented from holding Troubles memorial in Co Down park

An MP has expressed disappointment and concern over a council’s decision to stop a memorial service for innocent victims of the Troubles taking place in a Co Down park.

24/08 Newtownards residents frustrated by lack of financial support for households affected by WW2 bomb

Residents who have been left out of pocket after being forced to evacuate their homes following the discovery of a massive WW2 bomb in Newtownards say they are frustrated by the lack of government support.

21/08 Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder by police investigating INLA released on bail

A 50-year-old man who was today arrested on suspicion of attempted murder by police investigating the INLA has been released on bail pending further inquiries.

21/08 World War II bomb: Minimal damage caused following controlled blast in Newtownards

Residents who were forced to relocate from their homes due to the discovery of a World War II bomb were allowed to return after a controlled explosion was carried out on the device in Co Down.

20/08 ‘Risk of death’ for residents who refuse to move out as WW2 bomb operation continues

A woman who lives just outside the perimeter of a police cordon erected following the discovery of an unexploded Word War II bomb in Newtownards has expressed concern about her new house — situated “right beside” the 1,100lb device.

19/08 Residents concerned as attempt to neutralise ‘extremely dangerous’ WW2 bomb continues in Newtownards

A woman who lives just outside the perimeter of a police cordon erected following the discovery of an unexploded Word War II bomb in Newtownards has expressed concern about her new house – situated “right beside” the 1,100lb device.

16/08 Belfast Zoo trainee ‘locked in with lions’ - investigation launched by leading association

The British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) has confirmed it is working with Belfast Zoo after a trainee was “locked in” with lions.

15/08 Leading zoo association working closely with Belfast site after trainee ‘locked in with lions’

The British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) has confirmed it is working with Belfast Zoo after a trainee was “locked in” with lions.

15/08 Sloth Fever: Everything you need to know about ‘mysterious’ virus, after three die in Brazil and cases confirmed in Europe

A debilitating virus originally found in sloths has arrived in Europe, with a dozen cases detected in Spain and suspicions that many more cases have gone undetected.

11/08 NI toddler ‘accidentally driven over by ride-on lawnmower’ is fighting for life in hospital

A toddler is fighting for her life in hospital following an accident involving a ride-on lawnmower.

11/08 Police appeal for ‘vulnerable’ missing person last seen in Belfast shopping centre

Police have issued an appeal to help locate a “vulnerable” missing person who was last seen in Belfast city centre on Sunday afternoon.

11/08 ‘We are coming for you’ warns PSNI chief as 20 officers injured in week of trouble

The chief constable has condemned “despicable scenes” of violence across NI which have left 20 officers injured.

11/08 Man charged in connection with Derry disorder as First Ministers condemn violence and attack on NI mosque

A 46-year-old man has been charged in connection with rioting in Londonderry which left 10 PSNI officers injured on Saturday night.

11/08 Derry disorder ‘motivated by sectarianism’ as 10 PSNI officers injured and petrol bombs thrown

The Police Federation has urged parents in Londonderry not to let their children get caught up in “mindless violence”, following a night of disorder in the city that left 10 PSNI officers injured.

10/08 PSNI officers injured as petrol bombs and fireworks thrown during ‘sporadic disorder’ in Londonderry

Petrol bombs and fireworks have been thrown at police officers in Derry posing “a serious risk” to residents.

10/08 Apprentice Boys of Derry parade passes off peacefully as PSNI chief watches on

The chief constable of the PSNI was among those who watched The Apprentice Boys of Derry parade pass off peacefully in the Maiden City.

10/08 Shots fired at a flat in Co Down

A number of shots have been fired at a property in Newtownards.

10/08 Paris 2024: NI Olympian Dan Wiffen announced as flagbearer for closing ceremony

Double Olympic medallist Daniel Wiffen set to carry the Team Ireland flag during the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 games alongside Sligo swimmer Mona McSharry.

08/08 Boy (16) released on bail after ‘terrifying’ racist assault at Middle Eastern Market in west Belfast

A 16-year-old boy who was arrested after a teenager sustained facial injuries after being attacked by a group of youths in west Belfast has been released on bail.

08/08 Police seek black holdall bag believed to be carried by suspected killer of former MLA’s brother Bobbie McKee

Detectives investigating the murder of a 69-year-old man in Co Down are trying to locate a black holdall they believe was being carried by the suspected killer on St Patrick’s Day.

07/08 ‘Where else is safe?’: NI care worker whose home and car were targeted in hate attack won’t leave home

A Filipina care worker has said she will not leave her Co Antrim home after it was targeted in a race hate attack because she doesn’t “know where is safe”.

07/08 Six men and boys charged after night of disorder across Belfast

Six people have been charged after Tuesday night's disorder in north Belfast.

07/08 ‘Where is safe?’: NI care worker whose home and car were targeted in hate attack won’t leave home

A Filipina care worker has said she will not leave her Co Antrim home after it was targeted in a race hate attack because she doesn’t “know where is safe”.

07/08 Boy (16) arrested after ‘terrifying’ racist assault at Middle Eastern Market in west Belfast

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested after a 15-year old boy sustained facial injuries when he was attacked by a group of youths in west Belfast.

07/08 Boy (14) cautioned over ‘terrifying’ racist assault at Middle Eastern Market in west Belfast

A 14-year-old boy has been cautioned after a "terrifying" racist assault at a Middle Eastern supermarket in west Belfast.

07/08 Plush hotel accused of ‘arrogance and contempt’ by Troubles victims ahead of IRA commemoration

A Co Down hotel set to host an IRA commemoration event has been accused of “arrogance and contempt” by Troubles victims who have organised an alternative service.

07/08 Boy (14) cautioned over ‘terrifying’ race hate assault in west Belfast

A 14-year-old boy has been cautioned after a "terrifying" race-hate related assault at a Middle Eastern supermarket in west Belfast.

07/08 Plush Co Down hotel accused of ‘arrogance and contempt’ by Troubles victims ahead of IRA commemoration

A Co Down hotel set to host an IRA commemoration event has been accused of “arrogance and contempt” by Troubles victims who have organised an alternative service.

07/08 Six arrested after ‘race-related hate’ disorder spreads across Belfast – as police brand scenes ‘a disgrace’

The police have confirmed six people have been arrested – including three teenage boys – after they said “race-related hate crimes” and disorder spread across Belfast on Tuesday evening.

07/08 Belfast disorder: Car rammed into estate agents, masked men kick in residents’ front doors

Police have arrested three men after a number of incidents in north Belfast – including a car being rammed into an estate agents and masked men kicking in residents’ front doors.

07/08 Car rammed into business in north Belfast as tensions build

Tension is building in north Belfast after a car was rammed into a business.

06/08 Young boy injured in ‘hate crime’ as owner of Middle Eastern Market ‘forced to move businesses out of Belfast’

The owner of a Middle Eastern supermarket in west Belfast believes he has no option but to close the shop for good after the latest attack.

06/08 Middle Eastern supermarket owner has ‘no choice but to move businesses out of Belfast’ after Falls Road attack

The owner of a Middle Eastern supermarket in west Belfast believes he has no option but to close the shop for good after the latest attack.

06/08 Three rallies planned to support immigrants as anti fascist activists keep vigil at Islamic Center

ANTIFASCIST activists have been maintaining a vigil at Belfast’s Islamic Centre, which has been the focus of anti-immigration protesters this week.

06/08 Diversity rally planned for Belfast following racist riots

An anti-racism rally is set to take place in Belfast this weekend in response to days of rioting as trade unionists prepare to gather at Stormont in a separate demonstration to express solidarity with “victims of hate crime”.

03/08 Co Down caravan park security alert ends after ‘nothing untoward found’

A security alert at a Co Down caravan park has ended with nothing untoward found.

03/08 Police urge people to stay away as security alert continues at Co Down caravan park

A security alert at a Co Down caravan park is continuing today as police urged people to stay away from the scene.

03/08 ‘Unfortunately no one is getting in or out’: Overnight security alert continues at caravan park in Co Down

Police are dealing with a security alert in Co Down which has continued overnight on Friday into Saturday.

02/08 ‘Unfortunately no one is getting in or out’: Security alert to continue overnight at caravan park in Co Down

Police are currently at the scene of a Co Down security alert which is “likely to continue overnight”.

02/08 Labour MP Diane Abbott tells Féile event ‘I’m in favour of united Ireland’ and calls for border poll

A veteran Labour MP has claimed it is “very important” that the new UK Government should call a border poll as she attended a Féile an Phobail event in Belfast.

02/08 ‘Unfortunately no one is getting in or out’: Security alert underway at caravan park in Co Down

Police are currently at the scene of a security alert in Co Down.

02/08 Counter rally planned in Belfast as churches speak out against rumoured anti-Islamic demonstration

An MLA has called on campaigners to rally in defence of migrants by joining a counter protest in opposition to a rumoured anti-Islamic demonstration in Belfast this weekend.

02/08 Youths arrested for rioting in Belfast as police ‘write to parents’ of dozens of young suspects

The PSNI has “written to the parents” of dozens of young people who have been committing serious criminal offences in north Belfast including rioting, carrying offensive weapons and hate crimes as four suspects are arrested.

02/08 Teen cyclist struck by car in hit and run collision in Belfast

A teenage boy has been injured in a hit and run collision in Belfast.

02/08 Health minister to meet with bereaved families after attack on Welcome Centre in Belfast

Stormont’s health minister has expressed concern following the deaths of five people after an arson attack on a homeless charity in Belfast ahead of a meeting with bereaved families.

01/08 Over 1,000 participants take place in Colin Pride Colour Run as part of Belfast Féile

Over 1,000 people have taken part in the Colin Pride Colour Run on the second day of Belfast Féile.

01/08 ‘It’s sad for both of them’: Ruth Langsford supported by Loose Women co-star following split from Eamonn Holmes

Ruth Langsford's Loose Women co-star has revealed how she has been supporting her friend since her split with Eamonn Holmes.

01/08 Bishop apologises to victim of paedophile priest James Donaghy for failures of church after he reported ‘violent acts of depravity’

The Bishop of Down and Connor has apologised on behalf of the diocese for its “misjudged and unfair” handling of a vulnerable young cleric who was abused by predator priest James Donaghy.

01/08 Two men charged after teen has parts of his ears bitten off in Co Antrim bar

Two men have been charged in connection with a serious assault in a Co Antrim bar during which a teenager had parts of his ears bitten off.

01/08 Victims of racist hate crime attacks in Co Derry refuse to leave their homes following outpouring of community support

A terrified family targeted in a racist hate crime in Co Londonderry has been persuaded by neighbours not to leave their home.

31/07 £75k worth of class B drugs seized in Co Antrim after vehicle stopped on M2

A 43-year-old man has been arrested after police seized a quantity of class B drugs worth £75,000 after a vehicle was stopped on the M2.

31/07 Co Tyrone dog home blames illegal breeding for surge in demand

An animal rehoming centre in Northern Ireland has been inundated with maimed dogs found “dumped at the side of the road” and is blaming the surge in demand on illegal breeders.

31/07 Class B drugs and electronic items seized in PSNI raids targeting North Antrim UDA

A quantity of class B drugs and electronic devices have been seized in a number of raids targeting the UDA in Co Antrim.

31/07 Gold medalist swimmer Dan Wiffen ‘chillin with some bling’ in Olympic Village

Gold medalist swimmer Dan Wiffen has been snapped “with some bling” in the Olympic Village at the Paris 2024 games following his success on Tuesday night.

31/07 Three properties targeted in spate of ‘racist’ hate crimes in Co Derry

Police are investigating a spate of hate crimes in Co Londonderry.

31/07 Co Armagh security alert ends as suspicious object declared a hoax

An object discovered at the scene of a security alert in Co Armagh has been declared a hoax.

30/07 Rory McIlroy says Olympic Golf Tournament ‘not on par with four majors’ as he arrives in Paris

Rory McIlroy said he does not believe the Olympic Golf Tournament is on par with the four majors as he arrived in Paris to eye up a gold medal.

30/07 Co Down swimmer becomes first individual NI athlete to win Olympic gold in 52 years

Co Down swimmer Daniel Wiffen has become the first person from NI to win an Olympic gold medal since 1988.

30/07 Translink admit ‘they got it wrong’ by promoting GAA games and ignoring Twelfth celebrations

Translink has admitted that it got it “wrong on the Loyal Orders” after the public transport provider was accused of of “double standards” for ignoring the Twelfth on its social media platforms.

30/07 Arson attack on community football pitch in Co Antrim condemned as ‘barbaric’

A Co Antrim community football pitch will remain closed while repair work is carried out following a “barbaric” arson attack.

30/07 How will predicted UK heatwave and subsequent thunderstorms affect NI?

Northern Ireland is set to miss out on a heatwave affecting other parts of the UK this week, although temperatures are still expected to reach the mid-20s.

30/07 NI won’t experience heatwave scorching parts of UK – but temperatures still set to rise

Northern Ireland is set to miss out on a heatwave affecting other parts of the UK this week, although temperatures are still expected to reach the mid-20s.

30/07 Michael Harron ‘has been reunited with his wife’ 20 years after her murder, funeral told

Mourners have been told that the widower of a Co Tyrone woman who was murdered 20 years ago “has been reunited with his wife”.

12/07 The Twelfth: ‘Times have changed’ - German couple add to international flavour at Belfast parade

Visitors from around the world were among the thousands of people who lined the streets of Belfast to watch this year’s Twelfth of July parade, including one couple who travelled almost 4,000 miles just to witness the annual spectacle.

11/07 The Twelfth: Old and beautiful tradition still excites Hilbert (100) after 80 years as an Orangeman

An Orangeman from Co Armagh is looking forward to celebrating the Twelfth of July during what has been a year full of milestones for the centenarian.

09/07 UVF terrorist mural paint-bombed days after appearing in Lurgan

A UVF terror mural has been paint-bombed just over a week after it appeared.

01/07 Alex Easton accused of deleting social media post and blocking UUP councillor in online spat

North Down Westminster candidate Alex Easton has been accused of deleting a social media post claiming he was asked on multiple occasions to join the UUP amid a public spat with an Ulster Unionist councillor before “blocking” him.

30/06 PSNI probe UVF mural near Co Armagh park after councillor condemns attempt to ‘intimidate’

The PSNI has confirmed it is investigating the appearance of a UVF mural in Co Armagh which has been condemned by an Alliance councillor.

29/06 Alliance councillor condemns appearance of UVF mural near Co Armagh park

An Alliance Party politician has condemned a UVF mural which has appeared near a park in Co Armagh.

29/06 Giant’s Causeway visitor taken to hospital with serious injuries after falling ‘a distance' on famous stones

A visitor to the Giant’s Causeway has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after falling on the iconic stones on Saturday.

22/06 EasyJet apologises after three special assistance passengers left on runway at Belfast International Airport

A professional writer and storyteller from Co Antrim has accused easyJet of “discrimination” after she was left on the runway in a wheelchair at Belfast International Airport while the plane took off with her luggage on board.

16/06 Ireland’s Future rally told more work to do in unionist communities and Republic before ‘border poll in 2030’

More than 2,000 people who gathered in Belfast’s SSE Arena on Saturday to attend a rally for Irish unity were urged not to use the constitutional question as a political football.

14/06 Sinn Fein ‘taking nothing for granted’ as party officially launches Westminster campaign

Michelle O'Neill said she is “taking nothing for granted” in the upcoming General Election as the party president acknowledged disappointing results in the Republic of Ireland.

06/06 GAA star held late wife while trapped in car after crash that went on to claim her life and two others

All-Ireland winner Kevin McElvanna has spoken about losing his wife in a devastating crash in Co Armagh.

04/06 Mum raises over £21k for charity who helped to repatriate her ‘amazing son’ after his sudden death

The heartbroken mother of a Co Tyrone scaffolder who died in Australia last month has paid tribute to her “amazing and special” son after raising more than £21,000 for the charity that helped bring him home.

31/05 PSNI officers win internal appeal of Sean Graham bookmakers sanction as chief constable urged to apologise

UUP leader Doug Beattie has called on the PSNI Chief Constable to apologise to two junior police officers wrongly disciplined for arrests at a Troubles atrocity commemoration after they won internal appeals against the sanction.

31/05 Dáithí celebrates first anniversary of new law as number of organ donors hit record level

Dáithí Mac Gabhann is celebrating the first anniversary of new legislation on organ donation in NI which has seen the number of donors soar to a record level.

31/05 Co Derry man avoids jail after importing convertible firearms from Spain

A Co Londonderry man who purchased convertible blank firearms from Spain and had them shipped to Northern Ireland has avoided jail.

31/05 Boy (12) arrested after Limavady blaze across three buildings

A 12-year-old boy has been arrested and released on bail after a major blaze in Limavady.

31/05 Boy (12) arrested after fire crews tackle three-building blaze in Derry

A 12-year-old boy has been arrested and released on bail after a major blaze in Limavady, Co Derry.

30/05 Fire crews tackle blaze in three buildings in Co Derry street

Firefighters are at the scene of a major blaze in Co Londonderry.

30/05 BB guns seized in probe targeting South East Antrim UDA

Two BB guns have been seized in Co Antrim as part of a probe into South East Antrim UDA.

30/05 NI-born Tory MP: I’m backing Labour at General Election

A Northern Ireland-born former Conservative MP is backing Labour at the General Election after claiming Sir Keir Starmer’s party could "bring back optimism into British life".

30/05 Fire crews tackle blaze in Co Londonderry

Firefighters are at the scene of a major blaze in Co Londonderry.

30/05 NI-born Tory MP defects to Labour ahead of General Election

A Northern Ireland-born former Conservative MP is backing Labour at the next General Election after claiming Sir Keir Starmer’s party could "bring back optimism into British life".

30/05 Two arrests after £300k worth of drugs seized from lorry in Co Antrim

Two men including a lorry driver have been arrested after police seize a large quantity of class B drugs worth £300,000.