Large cocaine seizure made in Northern Ireland
One of the biggest cocaine seizures in recent years has been made in Northern Ireland.
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Volunteers targeted in racist arson attack overwhelmed by crowdfunding response
Volunteers at a food bank targeted in a racist arson attack have said they were overwhelmed after being handed a cheque for more than £70,000 raised in a crowdfunding appeal.
Infrastrata buys Bifab Methil and Arnish yards in £850,000 deal
Infrastrata has announced the acquisition of the Methil and Arnish yards from the collapsed Scottish manufacturer Burntisland Fabrication (BiFab).
Banner threat to Gerry Adams being investigated as hate crime
A banner depicting a threat against former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is being investigated by police as a hate crime.
Complaint over threat to Gerry Adams on banner placed at Belfast City Hall
A formal complaint has been lodged with Belfast City Council and the police chief over a threat against Gerry Adams on a banner placed at City Hall.
Post-Brexit checks to resume at Northern Ireland’s ports
Post-Brexit checks at all Northern Ireland’s ports will resume from Wednesday.
Belfast residents gather by mural portrait to applaud Captain Sir Tom Moore
Pouring rain did not deter those gathering at a popular mural of Captain Sir Tom Moore in Belfast from paying tribute to the late fundraiser.
Belfast murder victim was targeted as he sat in his car
A man murdered in north Belfast was targeted in a “ruthless attack” as he sat in his car, police have said.
Northern Ireland’s leaders condemn north Belfast murder
Northern Ireland’s leaders have condemned the murder of a man in north Belfast.
UK PM says commitment to Northern Ireland is ‘unshakeable’
Northern Ireland’s place in the UK will be “protected and strengthened”, the UK Prime Minister has vowed.
No paramilitary involvement in threats to port workers, say police
Loyalist paramilitaries are not involved in threats made to workers conducting post-Brexit trade checks at Northern Ireland’s ports, police have said.
Port workers in shock over threats, says union
Port workers could become very anxious over threatening loyalist behaviour, a senior trade unionist said.
Minister appeals for calm after Brexit checks at ports suspended
An outgoing Stormont minister has appealed for calm heads after Brexit port checks were suspended over threatening loyalist behaviour.
Animal-based food checks suspended at Belfast and Larne ports
All regulatory animal-based food checks have been suspended at Belfast and Larne ports, Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) has said.
Council staff pulled from inspection duties at Larne Port for their own safety
Local council staff at Larne Port in Northern Ireland have been withdrawn from inspection duties amid concerns for their safety and welfare.
Man’s 1981 terrorism conviction ruled unsafe by Court of Appeal
The conviction of a Belfast man for terrorism offences 40 years ago has been quashed by the Court of Appeal after it was found to be unsafe.
Industry body hopes live music experiment could help pave way for return of gigs
It is hoped a live music experiment will pave the way for the return of music gigs and sports events, an industry body said.
Fundraiser for multicultural group targeted by arsonists smashes targets
A crowdfunding drive to support a multicultural community group whose food bank was torched in a racist attack has smashed initial targets.
Partnership between UK defence firm and India could boost Belfast plant
A new partnership between a UK defence firm and the Indian government has been described as having the potential to create new jobs at a Belfast plant.
Sentence increased for dissident republican convicted of police murder bid
A dissident republican has failed in a bid to overturn her conviction for attempting to murder police officers and has instead had her sentence increased to 25 years.
Foster: Transfer test support is about parental choice, not academic selection
Northern Ireland’s First Minister has defended her party’s support of a post-primary transfer test going ahead, saying it will protect parental choice.
Grammar schools cancel selection test as ministers clash
Some leading grammar schools have abandoned plans for a test to select pupils amid another pandemic stand-off between Northern Ireland’s political leaders.
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.
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.
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.
Disappointment after Aberdeen to Oslo flights scrapped
An airline is to axe a route serving Aberdeen's airport, while another firm has cut flights, the Evening Express can reveal.
Museum of the Year shortlist revealed
Five institutions engaged in “vital” work have been shortlisted for the £100,000 Museum of the Year prize.
Inside the church, tears and laughter for Lyra McKee at her funeral
Inside the 100 year-old St Anne’s Cathedral in the heart of Belfast there was standing room only 45 minutes before the funeral of Lyra McKee was due to start.
Game Of Thrones stars launch exhibition in Belfast
Game Of Thrones fans will have the chance to see the show’s famous throne as part of a major new exhibition.
Aberdeen petrol station worker took drink-driver’s keys and called police
An employee at an Aberdeen petrol station took the 27-year-old’s keys and contacted police.