Monday 20 May 2013
A father and son appeared at Belfast Magistrates’ Court yesterday accused of disorderly behaviour during last weekend’s military homecoming parade in Belfast.
The pair, aged 37 and 16, each face a second charge of obstructing a policewoman in the Peter’s Hill area of the city.
Neither of the accused can be named because of the age of the younger defendant.
They were both released on bail following a brief hearing.
District Judge Fiona Bagnall banned the pair from entering the Tigers Bay area.
The PSNI is trying to identify a good Samaritan who rescued a schoolgirl following a violent assault and burglary in Belfast city centre.
A second day of hearings on the proposed abortion legislation is to take place.
A fish farm worker has been hailed a hero after single-handedly saving two dolphins from dying on a beach.
England football manager Roy Hodgson will make a personal plea to supporters attending next week’s international against the Republic of Ireland not to sing inflammatory songs about the IRA.
Roger Federer admitted he had no answer to Rafael Nadal's masterclass after the Spaniard put him to the sword to win the Internazionali d'Italia in Rome.
True Verdict built on her promising comeback run to gain a deserved opening success in the Come Racing On June 8th Maiden at Navan.
Model and fitness fanatic Nell McAndrew has shown off her new baby daughter - and says that children are now her priority rather than her health challenges.
Rod Stewart said he was "over the moon" as he celebrated his 15th number one record with a champagne toast.
Rod Stewart's first album of self-penned songs in 20 years has gone straight to the top of the UK album charts.
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