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Anger at 18% electricity price rise
Householders, business leaders and consumer watchdogs have reacted with fury to an 18% price hike by Northern Ireland's biggest electricity supplier.
Business leader urges customers to swap electricity supplier after price hike
Householders, business leaders and consumer watchdogs have reacted with fury to an 18% price hike by Northern Ireland's biggest electricity supplier.
Man shot in legs and ankles during punishment-style attack
A 36-year-old man has been shot in a paramilitary punishment-style attack on the outskirts of west Belfast.
Gun victim is shot in both legs
A 36-year-old man has been shot in a paramilitary punishment-style attack on the outskirts of west Belfast.
Politicians must decide on terror amnesty, insists DPP
Politicians need to make up their minds and decide if they want to prosecute historic Troubles cases or offer an amnesty in order to embed the peace process, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has said.
Windsor upgrade would disadvantage other clubs, court told
A government-funded £25m upgrade to Windsor Park would hand Northern Ireland's most financially powerful football club an unfair advantage and extend its dominance, the High Court has heard.
Tragic Ruby Dench had heart abnormality
AN 11-year-old girl from Northern Ireland who died on a school trip to the Scottish Highlands is thought to have suffered from a heart abnormality, it has emerged.
Man arrested in murder probe
Detectives investigating a murder in east Belfast have arrested a man on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
Guards' mascot to lead forces day
THE Irish Guards' new Irish wolfhound mascot Dohmnall will be leading his first parade in Northern Ireland for Armed Forces Day on June 22. Up to 100,000 people are expected in Carrickfergus to watch the Red Arrows put on an aerial display over Belfast Lough at 11am. All three armed forces will take part in the day's activities.
40 cigarette factory jobs go to Poland
Forty jobs at a Co Antrim cigarette manufacturer are set to be relocated abroad, an MP has claimed.
Peter Robinson accused of 'ranting' at critics of shared future plan
First Minister Peter Robinson has been accused of "ranting" and "hysterics" over his outburst on selling proposals to build a more shared future.
Tribal politics are preventing merger of two teacher training colleges we can't afford: claim
Tribal politics are blocking the amalgamation of 'unsustainable' teacher training colleges in Northern Ireland, it has been claimed.
Electricity firm reveals 18% rise
Most typical household electricity bills in Northern Ireland will increase by £90 a year from July 1.
Payday lenders charging 1,700%
Some lenders in Northern Ireland are charging around 1,700% interest on payday loans, it has been revealed.
No performance data for Invest NI
It could be years before meaningful data on whether jobs are created or retained by Invest NI is available, it has been revealed.
Senior Free Presbyterian clergyman Rev Robert Ormerod dies in motorway collision
A father of five and senior figure in the Free Presbyterian Church has died in a car crash in England.
Did Antrim's notorious 'Doctor Death' go to his grave with 300 murders on his conscience?
He was a precursor to Dr Harold Shipman – an eccentric doctor turned serial killer.
Agriculture Minister Michelle O'Neill in ash disease warning
Agriculture Minister Michelle O'Neill has emphasised the need to be alert to the threat posed by the tree disease Ash Dieback.
Changes to care must take place, says director
A senior health official says the government is still committed to the Transforming Your Care policy, despite the u-turn by Health Minister Edwin Poots on the closure of care homes.
'I failed to tell police of murder confession because I'm not an informer'
A woman who claims she heard a man confess to stabbing pensioner Norman Moffatt said she delayed in telling the police because she did not want to be an "informer", a court has heard.
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Latest News
Fatal stand fall 'tragic accident' new
Police are treating the death of a 21-year-old man who fell from a stand at York racecourse as a tragic accident.
French soldier stabbed in throat new
A soldier has been stabbed in the throat in the French commercial district of La Defense outside Paris.
Vintage 1976 Apple computer sold
One of Apple's first computers, a functioning 1976 model, has been sold for a record 516,000 euros (£441,000).
Latest Sport
Schmidt signs off with title win new
Leinster put past disappointments behind them to scoop an elusive RaboDirect PRO12 title in head coach Joe Schmidt's last game in charge, with a 24-18 win over Ulster.
Back to the drawing board for Ulster Rugby as Leinster crush Pro 12 title hopes new
Leinster put past disappointments behind them to scoop an elusive RaboDirect PRO12 title in head coach Joe Schmidt's last game in charge.
Hartley could miss Lions tour new
Dylan Hartley is in danger of missing the British and Irish Lions tour after he became the first player to be sent off in an Aviva Premiership final.
Latest Showbiz
Four to get 'fast pass' to finals new
Four remaining contestants are being given a free pass to the live finals of BBC1 talent show The Voice in a twist unveiled on Saturday's show.
Bookies' favourite out of The Voice new
Bookies' favourite Liam Tamne has crashed out of BBC1 singing contest The Voice - leaving him in tears and causing Jessie J to storm off the show.
The Saturdays light up Big Weekend
The Saturdays have lit up the stage at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Northern Ireland.
