Bloody Sunday Soldier F hearing set to be held in Belfast amid security fears
The first major hearing in the case against an Army veteran facing Bloody Sunday murder charges is set to take place in Belfast because of security fears.
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Stormont – a parliament empty no longer
As she rose from her seat having been restored to the role she lost so dramatically three years ago, Arlene Foster was embraced by a party colleague.
Nora Quoirin’s parents demand answers as mysteries remain over Malaysia death
The parents of Nora Quoirin, the teenager found dead after 10 days missing in the Malaysian jungle while on a family holiday, have demanded answers from officials after it was ruled an inquest would not be held into her death.
Cash injection for public services dependent on Stormont’s return – Julian Smith
A Government investment package to tackle funding problems in Northern Ireland’s struggling public services will only be delivered if Stormont returns, the Secretary of State has warned.
Powersharing could return to Northern Ireland on Friday
Northern Ireland could witness a return to powersharing on Friday after a dramatic night of developments in political efforts to resurrect devolution.
Powersharing could return to Northern Ireland on Friday
Northern Ireland could witness a return to powersharing on Friday after a dramatic night of developments in political efforts to resurrect devolution.
Woman arrested at Belfast airport on suspicion of money laundering
A woman has been arrested at Belfast City Airport on suspicion of money laundering.
Talks to restore Stormont continue amid nurses strike
Political talks to restore powersharing at Stormont are continuing amid a strike by nurses in Northern Ireland’s crisis-hit health service.
Hillary Clinton appointed university chancellor
Hillary Clinton has been appointed as the new chancellor of the Queen’s University Belfast.
Man in court charged with Belfast murders
A man charged with the pre-Christmas murder of two people at a Belfast flat has made “full admissions” to police, a detective has told a court.
Wheelchair user ‘felt freed’ after indoor skydiving
A Belfast wheelchair user has described his experience of indoor skydiving as “freeing”.
Thousands of medical appointments cancelled following nurses strike in NI
Around 5,000 medical appointments were cancelled following an unprecedented nurses strike which paralysed parts of the NHS.
Stolen Belfast peace wall artwork recovered by police
A distinctive peace wall artwork which was stolen from Belfast has been recovered by police.
Scottish Secretary: Northern Irish exports will face checks on way to Britain
Boris Johnson’s claims about post-Brexit border checks appear to have been undermined by his Scottish Secretary, who acknowledged some goods exported from Northern Ireland into Britain would face customs inspections.
DUP leader eyes opportunity for ‘significant influence’ at Westminster
Arlene Foster said she believes there will be opportunity for “significant influence” at Westminster after the General Election.
Save on 7 tours departing from Aberdeen – Black Friday holiday favourites
Searching for your next holiday either flying or sailing from Aberdeen? Look no further than our Black Friday savings, available on 7 tours departing in 2020.
Belfast Lord Mayor could face probe after being caught urinating in street
Northern Ireland’s local government watchdog is considering a request to investigate after the Lord Mayor of Belfast was caught urinating in the street.
Police meet with health officials following patient recall
Police are assessing whether any potential criminal offences can be identified after more than 3,000 neurology patients were recalled by health authorities in Belfast.
Sinn Fein leader accuses DUP of forming alliances with loyalist paramilitaries
Sinn Fein’s leader has accused the DUP of forming electoral alliances with active loyalist paramilitaries.
James Nesbitt to star in new Northern Irish crime drama
James Nesbitt is set to star in a new crime drama set in Northern Ireland.
Climate change action too timid, warns Amnesty International chief
The official response to the “ticking clock” of climate change has been far too timid, the head of Amnesty International has said.
Family of woman feared to be among Essex lorry victims ‘begged her not to go’
The family of a young Vietnamese woman thought to be among the 39 migrants found dead in a lorry in Essex said she dismissed their pleas not to travel.
Vietnamese teenager feared among 39 dead migrants
A 19-year-old Vietnamese woman is feared to be among the 39 migrants found dead in a lorry in Essex.
Lorry driver charged over 39 migrant deaths
A lorry driver has been charged with killing 39 migrants who were found dead in a trailer in Essex.
Man wanted in connection with 39 migrant deaths held in Dublin
A man wanted by Essex Police as part of the investigation into the 39 lorry trailer deaths has been arrested at Dublin port.
Vietnamese ambassador meets police to help identify 39 migrants found in lorry
The Vietnamese ambassador to the UK has met with detectives as they work to identify the bodies of 39 migrants found in a lorry in Essex.
Police question four suspects over deaths of 39 migrants
Detectives are continuing to question four people over the deaths of 39 migrants whose bodies were found inside a lorry in Essex.
Vigil in Belfast for 39 who died in container tragedy
A vigil has been held in Belfast to pay tribute to the 39 Chinese nationals who died in the container tragedy.
Shipping container claims probed as groups of African children found in Belfast
Police are investigating the discovery of several groups of African children in Belfast amid claims from some that they arrived in a shipping container with up to 50 people.
Aberdeen airport hit back at Which? survey naming it Scotland’s worst airport for fifth year in a row
Bosses at Aberdeen International Airport have today slammed a survey calling it the worst in Scotland.