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Japanese healthcare firm creates 416 Northern Ireland jobs
Terumo BCT manufactures products used in the treatment and transfusion of blood at its plant in Larne, Co Antrim.
Baggott hopeful of peaceful summer new
PSNI Chief Constable optimistic this year's marching season will not be marred by violence.
Attacker jailed for Meagher murder
Man sentenced to life in prison for rape and murder of Irish woman in Australia.
More allegations for Deputy Speaker
Nigel Evans arrested on suspicion of three counts of indecent assault.
Failed Afghan asylum seeker 'to receive £85,000 in damages' new
A Belfast court has heard.
Girl (4) injured by petrol bomb thrown over Belfast interface
Was playing in the street.
Body found in search for missing Ballyclare man
Bert McMurtry was last seen on Monday.
Men 'armed with sword' held over car hijacking
Four men including a teenage boy arrested.
Families of soldiers killed in Iraq can sue Government
Can bring damage claims, the Supreme Court ruled.
Belfast Royal Mail staff stole children's toys and perfumes
Two staff members admit stealing from their work.
Decade of wet summers on way
Met Office reveals country is in the midst of a rare weather cycle.
Old bomb found at G8 site
A Second World War bomb was discovered in a G8 security sweep.
Republic of Ireland 'prostituted to Obamas' says Irish politician Clare Daly new
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has slammed Independent TD Clare Daly after she accused him of 'prostituting' the Republic of Ireland to US President Barack Obama.
Obama girls Malia and Sasha unimpressed with holiday in Ireland
Trinity College may have reminded them of Hogwarts, but the Obama children looked like they would have preferred to be at a Harry Potter theme park than poring over dusty documents showing their distant Irish heritage.
Japanese firm creates over 400 new jobs for Northern Ireland
A Japanese firm is set to create over 400 new jobs to Northern Ireland in the wake of the G8 summit.
Shinzo Abe asks Stormont to 'continuously support' Japanese companies in Northern Ireland
Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe has declared his top priority was his country's economic revitalisation following the G8 summit.
'The world has seen the new Northern Ireland', says David Cameron at the end of a successful G8
Prime Minister David Cameron has hailed the G8 summit as the most peaceful in recent memory, insisting the whole world has now seen the new Northern Ireland.
Old bomb discovered in security sweep of G8 site
An explosive device found near the G8 summit venue was a remnant of the Second World War, David Cameron revealed today.
Summit location 'a fantastic venue'
David Cameron said you "couldn't put a value" on the free advertising for Northern Ireland as a result of the G8 summit.
Vladimir Putin tells Cameron at G8: 'Syrian rebels are the same as those who killed Lee Rigby'
Arming the Syrian rebels could deliver weapons into the hands of the sort of people who killed Drummer Lee Rigby, Vladimir Putin warned.
Michelle Obama and girls meet Bono's family in Irish pub
Michelle Obama and her two daughters have met U2 lead singer Bono, his wife Ali and their two sons for a traditional Irish pub lunch.
Luxury coach line reports 6% rise new
An extra 170,000 customers used Ulsterbus's luxury Goldline coach service over the last year as more people left the car at home, it has been revealed.
Agency to provide development funds new
Nama is to provide £15 million to finish two office blocks in Belfast.
Two arrested in dissidents inquiry new
Two men have been arrested by detectives investigating dissident republicanism in Northern Ireland.
Police chief hopes for parade peace new
Northern Ireland's top police officer has said he was optimistic there would be peace on the streets this summer.
PSNI Chief Constable Matt Baggott hopeful of peaceful marching season new
Northern Ireland's top police officer said today he was optimistic there would be peace on the streets this summer.
416 jobs created by healthcare firm
A Japanese global healthcare company is creating 416 jobs in Northern Ireland.
Ambulance crew 'threatened with meat clever' in Newtownabbey
An 18-year-old man has been arrested after an ambulance crew was allegedly threatened with a meat cleaver.
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'The world has seen the new Northern Ireland', says David Cameron at the end of a successful G8
Prime Minister David Cameron has hailed the G8 summit as the most peaceful in recent memory, insisting the whole world has now seen the new Northern Ireland.
Girl treated after petrol bombing
A four-year-old girl has escaped serious injury after a petrol bomb attack in east Belfast.
Businesses hopeful of G8 windfall
Fermanagh is gearing up for a windfall from the G8 summit, local businesses have said.
Summit location 'a fantastic venue'
David Cameron said you "couldn't put a value" on the free advertising for Northern Ireland as a result of the G8 summit.
Tablet computers for MLAs defended
Politicians at Stormont are to be issued with hi-tech tablet computers at a cost of more than £80,000.
Vladimir Putin tells Cameron at G8: 'Syrian rebels are the same as those who killed Lee Rigby'
Arming the Syrian rebels could deliver weapons into the hands of the sort of people who killed Drummer Lee Rigby, Vladimir Putin warned.
Apology over memorial removal order
The Environment Minister has apologised after a letter demanding the removal of a memorial for IRA murder victims was issued by planners.
Barclay Communications’ Race Evening raises thousands
In Pictures: The Janus Awards
Manchester United's Jonny Evans marries Helen McConnell
BBC Radio One's Big Weekend gig in Northern Ireland
Belfast Maritime Festival
Awesome Cannes: Irina Shayk dazzles at 'All is Lost' premiere
In Pictures: May Day races at Down Royal racecourse
Cannes glitz - stars doll up for prance down red carpet
Freedom of Belfast award 'humbles' Dame Mary Peters
Northern Ireland Football Writers' Association Awards 2013
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Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2013
Jaffa Cakes Mud Madness splash in Portadown
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The Masters 2013
Indian Holi festival unleashes explosion of colour in Belfast
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BBC 'spent £22 million on pay-offs' new
The BBC has spent more than £22 million in pay-offs known as compromise agreements over the last six years, it has been reported.
Brady still psychotic, says doctor new
Moors Murderer Ian Brady remains "chronically psychotic" and should remain in a hospital setting for treatment, his mental health tribunal has heard.
Mail staff vote for rivals' boycott new
Royal Mail workers have voted in favour of boycotting competitors' mail and have massively rejected the Government's controversial plan to privatise the company.
Cities vying for culture spotlight
Dundee, Hull, Leicester and Swansea Bay are the four contenders which have made it through to the shortlist for the UK's next City Of Culture.
11-stone dog breaks fit club record
An 11-stone bullmastiff dog has become the fattest pet to enter an animal charity's fit club.
Reckless bankers could face jail
The Government will legislate to ensure reckless bank bosses can be jailed and bonuses can be clawed back, David Cameron has said.
Deputy Speaker denies sex claims
Commons Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans has continued to deny sex crime allegations after being questioned by police over fresh claims.
Reckless bankers could face jail
The Government will legislate to ensure reckless bank bosses can be jailed and bonuses can be clawed back, David Cameron has said.
Health cover-up staff face action
Individuals involved in a cover-up at a health watchdog could face disciplinary action and other sanctions, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has told the House of Commons.
Father's grief over train deaths
The father of a teenager who was killed by a train in an apparent suicide pact with a school friend has spoken of his grief.
Family delight at Iraq court ruling
Families of British soldiers killed and injured fighting in Iraq have been given the go-ahead to bring compensation claims against the Government.
UK could enjoy hottest day of year
The UK may bask in the hottest day of the year so far on Wednesday.
Video: The Anchor Man is back
The continuing on-set adventures of San Diego's top rated newsman. Will Ferrell is back in Anchor Man 2
Video: Go Periscope - Wasteland
Go Periscope are an electronica/indie-rock band from Seattle in the United States. Last week, a video showing them winding up their poser friends went viral. Now, they are returning to music and their latest video features some of the people who starred in their previous viral footage. Credit: YouTube/goperiscope
Video: Bono meets Obamas for lunch in Dalkey
U2 lead singer Bono and his wife, Ali Hewson, met US First Lady Michelle Obama and her two daughters for a pub lunch in Dalkey, south of Dublin, during the Obamas’ visit to Ireland on June 18. Credit: YouTube/Joe Garde.
Agency to provide development funds new
Nama is to provide 18 million euro to finish two office blocks in Belfast, it has been revealed.
No income tax hike promises Kenny new
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has guaranteed there will be no hike in income tax in the next budget.
10 'to vote against abortion law' new
About 10 Fine Gael TDs and senators will vote against the new abortion legislation, a member of the party has claimed.
Republic of Ireland 'prostituted to Obamas' says Irish politician Clare Daly new
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has slammed Independent TD Clare Daly after she accused him of 'prostituting' the Republic of Ireland to US President Barack Obama.
Special needs education cuts rapped new
The country's largest teaching union has accused the Government of enforcing savage cuts on pupils with special needs.
Ryanair spends £10bn on planes
Low-fares airline Ryanair has confirmed it would be buying around £10 billion-worth (11.6 billion euro) of new planes in a move that will create more than 3,000 jobs.
Obama calls for nuclear weapons to be cut by a third new
President Barack Obama has called for a one-third reduction of the world's nuclear stockpiles.
Violence in Sao Paulo as Brazil protests continue new
Thousands of demonstrators have flooded into a square in Brazil's economic hub, Sao Paulo, for the latest in a historic wave of protests against the state of public transport, schools and other public services.
Ban warns of new threats to UN new
UN peacekeeping efforts face growing dangers from non-traditional threats such as suicide bombers and improvised explosive devices, secretary-general Ban Ki-moon has warned.
Afghan threat over US talks with Taliban new
Afghan peace talks could be derailed before they even begin after president Hamid Karzai halted talks with the US on a new security deal to protest at being left out of initial negotiations with the Taliban aimed at ending the 12-year war.
Campaigners condemn whale killing
Environmental campaigners have hit out at the killing of an endangered fin whale by an Icelandic whaler for the first time in several years.
Floods close Lourdes pilgrims' site
Floods in south-west France have forced the closure of the Catholic pilgrimage site in Lourdes and the evacuation of visitors from nearby hotels.
Kearney: First Test is what matters new
Rob Kearney is ready to help the British and Irish Lions prepare for "the big picture" of Saturday's first Test against Australia.
Cambridge Dun and dusted new
Duntle won at Royal Ascot for the second successive year when coming out on top in a tight finish to the Duke of Cambridge Stakes.
Rory McIlroy has talent to turn disappointing year around new
Rory McIlroy is the most naturally talented golfer on the planet. He also happens to be a decent enough young chap, witty, sharp, incredibly resilient and generally well clued-in.
Perfect Ten for O'Brien new
Gale Force Ten provided Aidan and Joseph O'Brien with their third winner of this year's Royal Ascot when battling back to beat Montiridge in the Jersey Stakes.
O'Brien flies Flag at Leopardstown new
Flying The Flag drops back to Listed level from Classic class as he tackles Thursday's Glencairn Stakes at Leopardstown.
Deans poised for O'Connor gamble new
Australia coach Robbie Deans is expected to take one of the biggest gambles of his career by selecting James O'Connor at fly-half for Saturday's first Test against the British and Irish Lions.
North fitness boost for Lions
British and Irish Lions wing George North has been passed fit to face Australia in Saturday's opening Test at Suncorp Stadium.
Moyes era begins in Swansea
Barclays Premier League champions Manchester United will start the 2013-14 season at League Cup winners Swansea.
Llambias resigns from Newcastle
Derek Llambias has resigned from his post as managing director at Newcastle, the club have announced.
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Llambias resigns from Newcastle
Derek Llambias has resigned from his post as managing director at Newcastle, the club have announced.
North available for first Test
British and Irish Lions winger George North has been passed fit for Saturday's first Test against Australia after recovering from his hamstring problem.
Hooper inspired by Brumbies win
Australia openside Michael Hooper insists the Wallabies will draw inspiration from the British and Irish Lions' first defeat of their 2013 tour.
Reality check for Lions - Gatland
Warren Gatland admitted the British and Irish Lions had been given "a reality check" after they lost their unbeaten Australia tour record.
Dawn Approach reaps reward at Ascot
Never mind all the millinery and manners. It's a jungle out there. With thoroughbreds, the only question is whether their scalding brilliance will be turned upon the rest of the herd – or inwards.
Is this Toon big enough for Alan Pardew and Joe Kinnear
Mike Ashley handed Joe Kinnear the reigns to run Newcastle United so that the billionaire Sports Direct owner can gain a tighter control over his football club.
TOWIE's Mario confesses suicide bid new
The Only Way Is Essex star Mario Falcone has revealed he tried to take his own life, following a row with then girlfriend Lucy Mecklenburgh earlier this year.
Green Wing star to be Doctor Who? new
Green Wing star Julian Rhind-Tutt is the latest name to be linked to the role of Doctor Who.
Murs: I feel like Kylie on duet new
Olly Murs has revealed that he pretended to be Kylie Minogue when he sang with Robbie Williams.
O'Donoghue flight with Voice singer new
Danny O'Donoghue flew his Voice finalist Andrea Begley on a helicopter ride to the Isle of Wight Festival.
Drake: I want to talk with Brown new
Drake has revealed that he would like to clear up his feud with Chris Brown with a "man-to-man" talk.
Ora: Madonna duet would make my day new
Rita Ora has revealed she'd like to duet with her idol Madonna.
Amy Adams reveals ideal dress new
Amy Adams says the strapless Marchesa gown she sported earlier this year is her perfect red carpet dress.
Tilda Swinton in fashion film new
Tilda Swinton has embraced her Scottish heritage for bespoke tailor Timothy Everest's Spring 2014 capsule collection.
Anna Kendrick craves laidback look new
Anna Kendrick would like to wear comfortable purple clothes at events, with red slippers if she was feeling “fancy”.
Sienna Miller proud of hippy style
Sienna Miller believes her dress sense comes from having a bohemian personality.
Kylie Jenner reveals make-up essentials
Kylie Jenner can't live without her Lancôme Mascara and YSL concealer.
Katy Perry: I've toned down my look
Katy Perry has joked that she still likes to do dramatic make-up but feels she is entering a more "age appropriate" era of experimenting.
Amy Adams: Waxing hates me
Amy Adams has joked that her skin is so sensitive strange things happen to it when she tries to wax.
Kristen Bell: I stick to workouts
Kristen Bell has revealed how she managed to lose the baby weight since giving birth in March.
Romeo Beckham 'so stylish'
Romeo Beckham loves fashionable clothes and has developed a strong sense of style.
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Gail Walker: Did no one ask Nigella if she was ok?
Of course, it's hard to know what really goes on in any marriage behind closed doors. But it's quite easy to know what's going on outside a London restaurant.
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Gail Walker: The G8 leaders are here because we're still Here
One of the many irritating features of Northern Ireland is our passion for lecturing other countries. Our unions gathering at City Hall to indulge in anti-Semitic diatribes and pro-terrorism causes elsewhere contrasts with the equally thick 'plague on all your houses' approach they bring to domestic politics.
Editors Viewpoint: Obama's message of hope speaks to us all
Yesterday saw the start of the G8 summit in Fermanagh but the day was all about Barack and Michelle Obama. It confirmed yet again that Northern Ireland has a special place in American politics. Sure, it might be slipping down the ranks of importance since the heady days of the Clinton administration, but that is as much to do with the relative success of the peace process as it is with diminishing interest in the White House.
News Analysis: World gripped as spectre of domestic violence hits home
Nigella Lawson – handsome, clever, rich, who seems to unite some of the best blessings of human existence – is not the sort of woman we expect to get physically manhandled by her husband. Yet, here we all are, gawking at photos that show Charles Saatchi, the art collector and owner of The Saatchi Gallery, with his hands around our heroine's throat.
Editors Viewpoint: We're sending out the right message
It is seemingly part of the Northern Ireland DNA to be negative. That comes from decades of disappointment and seeing optimism quashed. But the staging of the G8 conference should be a matter of pride for everyone here. For the first time in recent history the summit made news because of progress on its agenda and for the positive image that the world leaders took away of this region.
Nuala McKeever: Making up your own truth is the way to go, honestly!
There is a line from The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron that I try to keep to the forefront of my mind: "Leap and the net will appear."
Nuala McKeever: Why Barack is fighting the wrong battle
What are we doing spending money on sending arms to Syria, as suggested by US President Barack Obama? Where do we draw the line on conflicts in which we involve ourselves?
Nuala McKeever: These moronic headlines aren't to my taste
There's always the straw that breaks the proverbial's back. For me this week it was a headline in the Guardian, "I made pork taste like fish..."
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Japanese firm Terumo BCT creates 416 new jobs for Northern Ireland
A Japanese global healthcare company is creating 416 jobs in Northern Ireland.
Excitement as CSeries regional jet gets ready for take-off
The first flight of the new Bombardier CSeries -- the wings of which were invented, designed and built in Belfast -- is just days away.
Bombardier sales brings £25m cash injection to the economy
Plane-maker Bombardier has announced billions of pounds worth of aircraft sales as well as a £25m injection into the Northern Ireland economy as the company exhibits at the Paris Air Show.
Japanese firm creates over 400 new jobs for Northern Ireland
A Japanese firm is set to create over 400 new jobs to Northern Ireland in the wake of the G8 summit.
The heir to Nick's throne
As one Cathedral Quarter door closes, another might be opening.
Housing Executive repair firm goes bust
A building firm which carried out repair work for the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) has gone into administration blaming increased financial pressures.
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