Hunt for survivors in wreckage of Oklahoma twister nears endnew
200mph tornado flattened homes and demolished school - killing 24 and injuring 237.
200mph tornado flattened homes and demolished school - killing 24 and injuring 237.
Terrorist attacks are part of normal life in Northern Ireland and should be expected during the G8 summit, the PSNI commander of the security operation has said.
Cathedral suicide in protest against gay marriage.
Decision comes after Belfast Telegraph revealed glitches.
Belfast court has heard.
Number of deaths from dementia hit 1,400 last year.
Liverpool's contingency plans in the event of goalkeeper Jose Reina leaving.
Suspect object was found on Tuesday morning.
Two donkeys are suspected of mauling an elderly man to death in Hungary.
A pharmaceutical company with roots in Co Armagh.
Economic cost 'will run to millions of pounds'.
Storms that spawned the Oklahoma tornadoes.
A north Belfast woman accused of conning her elderly mother out of more than £40,000 by forging her signature on cheques broke down in the witness box today (Tuesday) as she tearfully denied defrauding her mother.
Detectives investigating the murder of a man in East Belfast have arrested a suspect on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
Political uncertainty over dealing with Northern Ireland's troubled past needs to be addressed, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has said.
The number of deaths from dementia in Northern Ireland hit a new high of 1,400 last year, it has been revealed.
Computer-based literacy and numeracy tests used by primary schools in Northern Ireland will no longer be compulsory following a series of technical glitches, it has been revealed.
Tom McGonigle, a Criminal Justice Inspector, is to be the new Northern Ireland Prisoner Ombudsman.
A new Prisoner Ombudsman for Northern Ireland has been appointed, the Justice Minister has announced.
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Former Northern Ireland arms decommissioning inspector Martti Ahtisaari is due to officially launch a new conflict studies institute at Queen's University Belfast.
Former Northern Ireland arms decommissioning inspector Martti Ahtisaari will officially launch a new conflict studies institute at Queen's University Belfast today.
Londonderry Magistrates Court has been told that a convicted criminal hosted a going away party for his family the night before he was sentenced to 18 months in prison for an assault.
A man who admitted dropping to his knee and pretending to aim a rocket launcher at members of a police patrol in the centre of Londonderry was fined £300 at the local Magistrates Court yesterday.
A Belfast high school's handling of a complaint against a teacher suspended from some of her duties has been shambolic and unfair, the High Court has heard.
Two bookmakers have failed in High Court bids to halt proposed major extensions to rival betting shops in Belfast city centre.
The investigation into the fire that has devastated Mourne Park House in Kilkeel is to begin on Friday, according to Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service.
A first edition of the first Harry Potter book, personally annotated by JK Rowling, has sold for £150,000 at auction.
Uriah Heep and Spiders From Mars bassist Trevor Bolder has died following a battle with cancer, his band said. He was 62.
Dame Judi Dench has described herself as being "very proud" to be the first patron of a new campaign to preserve the Bomber Command Memorial for generations to come.
Britain sent seven children to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq during a four-year period, it has emerged.
A woman has been detained by police after trying to drive through the main gates of the House of Commons.
The Government's plans to legalise gay marriage have cleared the House of Commons despite more Tory MPs voting against the proposals than voting in favour of them.
The implementation of the new NHS non-emergency advice line has caused harm to patients, the director of patient safety at NHS England has admitted.
Three forgers have been jailed for what police believe is the largest ever plot to make fake pound coins in the UK, some of which may still be in circulation.
A heartless conman who fleeced more than £170,000 out of a string of women he met on a website for "sugar daddies" has been jailed for seven years.
Dozens of firefighters are tackling a blaze at a cooking oil recycling centre involving 500 tonnes of kerosene.
An Australian team has won the best show garden prize for the first time in the Chelsea Flower Show's 100-year-history - with one of its members celebrating by stripping off and going for an impromptu swim.
Embattled NHS boss Sir David Nicholson plans to retire next year, with a pension pot worth almost £1.9 million.
Holloway has been to the final twice before with Blackpool and has experienced the highs of winning and the lows of losing. He has challenged his players to become Palace legends by winning this game.
Crews were first called to Pelican Food Services at about 10.20pm on Monday, and have since contained the blaze in a unit on an industrial estate, Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said.
The Conservative leadership remains under fire from many senior party members vehemently opposed to the measure.
Army bomb experts have carried out a controlled explosion on a grenade dating back to the early 20th century.
A man has been arrested in connection with the death of a man whose body was found near a rubbish chute at an apartment complex.
Justice Minister Alan Shatter has apologised for his use of confidential Garda information against a political opponent.
Public servants face compulsory redundancies unless they accept a new deal on cuts in pay and pensions, the Government has warned.
A retired Supreme Court judge has dismissed fears that proposed changes to Ireland's strict abortion regime could open floodgates to widespread terminations.
Ronan O'Gara's wife has launched a scathing attack on Declan Kidney and the IRFU for "mistreating" her husband towards the end of his career when he was dropped by Ireland.
Rescue teams say the search is almost over for survivors in the broken remnants of an Oklahoma City suburb where a massive tornado flattened homes and demolished a primary school.
A far-right French historian shot himself in the head beside the altar of Notre Dame cathedral in Paris today apparently in protest against the legalisation of gay marriage in France.
The US government will accept an army private's guilty plea to a lesser version of one of the 22 counts he faces for sending more than 700,000 classified US documents to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks, a military prosecutor has said during a pre-trial hearing.
David Cameron will on Wednesday seek full EU backing for global action to counter tax evasion.
A man has shot himself dead at the altar of Notre Dame cathedral, forcing police to evacuate tourists from the 850-year-old monument.
Two donkeys are suspected of mauling an elderly man to death in Hungary.
Alex Corbisiero is desperate to put an injury-ravaged season behind him and reassert his position as England's first-choice loosehead prop in the upcoming fixtures against the Barbarians and Argentina.
British and Irish Lions flanker Sean O'Brien could yet play for Leinster in Saturday's RaboDirect PRO12 final after making rapid progress in his recovery from a knee injury.
Europe captain Paul McGinley has announced he will have three wild cards for next year's Ryder Cup at Gleneagles.
QPR have denied claims that David Beckham's eldest son Brooklyn has joined their academy.
West Ham United have announced the signing of Romania captain Razvan Rat on a free transfer on a one-year deal.
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere hopes the latest operation on his troublesome ankle will prove the last as he looks to recover full fitness for both club and country next season.
Leicester boss Richard Cockerill insists there will be no room for sentiment when the Tigers bid farewell to a number of favourites at Saturday's Aviva Premiership final against Northampton.
The R&A and United States Golf Association today confirmed that the ban on anchored strokes will come into effect from January 1, 2016.
Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor has confirmed the union has been contacted by Sunderland players about their manager Paolo Di Canio and that it is investigating the recent fines issued by the Italian.
Stoke manager Tony Pulis is set to leave the club after almost seven years in charge, according to a Stoke Sentinel report.
Richard Hannon has ruled Olympic Glory out of Saturday's Etihad Airways Irish 2000 Guineas.
Just The Judge, narrowly denied by Sky Lantern in the 1000 Guineas at Newmarket, is among 18 remaining entries for the Etihad Airways-sponsored Irish version at the Curragh on Sunday.
Last year's dual Derby hero Camelot tops five Aidan O'Brien-trained possibles for Sunday's Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh.
Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed he was convinced Manchester United would regain the Premier League title from their local rivals on the very day they lost out last year.
Chelsea fans want "closure" with the return of Jose Mourinho even if his anticipated second coming ends in turmoil.
Eminem's song publisher is suing Facebook and an ad agency, saying they copied music from one of the rapper's songs.
French actor Gerard Depardieu will star in a drama about a Chechen man who seeks revenge for the killing of his son.
Robin Wright stars as an animated version of herself in new film The Congress, about a 40-something actress whose career is on the slide.
Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber's on-off relationship appears to be on again, after they were caught on camera sharing a kiss backstage at the Billboard awards.
Sir Elton John, Kinks star Ray Davies and Elvis Costello will top the bill at a new outdoor summer festival in London's Hyde Park.
Unreleased recordings from the first ever recording session by punk pioneers The Clash are to finally see the light of day.
Rebel Wilson admits she doesn't know the slightest thing about fashion.
Kourtney Kardashian says seeing her clothing collection on the catwalk would be a "huge dream".
Rita Ora has named "festivals and airports" as ideal locations for showcasing an adventurous sense of style.
Ladies, get your trainers on – Belfast Telegraph's Runher is back.
Julianne Hough’s stylist has revealed how she transformed the actress from glitter-loving country girl to Vogue-worthy fashion icon.
Jessica Biel's classically glamorous hairstyle from the Dior Cruise fashion show has been explained by her stylist.
Tracy Anderson hates juice cleanses as they encourage unsustainable "extreme dieting".
Jane Fonda has revealed the items used to create her Cannes Film Festival beauty look last night.
January Jones describes her wardrobe as "ultramodern and very thought-out.”
Just over four weeks ago I was reading a book by Kate Atkinson called Life After Life.
Loved a line from Oscar Wilde I read recently -- "Be yourself. Everyone else is taken."
I wonder what a dissident republican would do if he was in a car accident and the PSNI arrived at the scene within minutes to help him. Would he stand on his principle of hatred?
What can be said of Samuel Neilson?
BRIAN O'Driscoll's decision to sign on for another year for Ireland is a testimony to this unique sporting hero.
IT would appear that, for the higher echelons in the Catholic Church, like Cardinal Keith O'Brien, the wages of sin have been changed to spending a vacation somewhere hot, but not too hot.
IT would appear that, for the higher echelons in the Catholic Church, like Cardinal Keith O'Brien, the wages of sin have been changed to spending a vacation somewhere hot, but not too hot.
AS Amazon and other large multinationals continue to push the tax rulebook to the limit, are they not aware of the impact their actions could have on small businesses?
BRENDAN O'Brien writes, "May God bless Professor Hawking for supporting the academic boycott of Israel" (Write Back, May 15).
US INVESTOR Wilbur Ross has called his almost 10% stake in Bank of Ireland shares as his best investment since the financial crisis.
Mark Ennis, chairman of Invest NI, reported that in 2012-13 Invest NI produced "a very strong performance with tangible benefits for business and the economy". He quotes results which are more upbeat than might have been expected.
A CO ARMAGH company has scored a breathtaking goal – a £1m contract in Brazil ahead of next year's World Cup.
It might seem odd that Northern Ireland's agri-food industry needs a "strategy" to take it through the next few years.
A LOUTH-based international pharmaceutical company with roots in Co Armagh has been sold to a US rival in a deal worth £5bn.
A FAMILY-RUN coach company in Co Antrim is investing £3m on keeping its tour buses on the roads of Ireland and Scotland.