Irish Sea earthquake shakes residents in their beds 

An earthquake in the Irish Sea has been felt by people in Ireland, England and Wales.

MI5: 'Snooper’s charter’ would not have prevented Woolwich attack 

Security sources have said that attempts to cite last Wednesday’s killing as a reason to push forward with the controversial “snooper’s charter” was a “cheap argument”.

Pope’s proclamation that atheists will go to heaven has led to a rebuke from officials who declared they will go to hell 

A recent suggestion by Pope Francis that atheists could also be “redeemed” by God has led the church to return to medieval rhetoric – with an official Vatican spokesman forced to clarify that non-believers are indeed destined for hell.

Pipe bomb attack on police officers was 'murder attempt' 

Residents have spoken of their horror after two police officers escaped with their lives in a suspected dissident republican attack.

BBC's One Big Weekend stars Bruno Mars, Saturdays, Calvin Harris, Rita Ora and Dizzee Rascal wowed by amazing Derry 

Stars lined up to say a massive thank you to the people of Northern Ireland for hosting an unforgettable experience at the first ever three-day Radio 1's One Big Weekend.

Woolwich attack: Police guard London mosque where thousands of Muslims gathered to condemn murder of soldier Lee Rigby 

Police have been deployed to guard Morden mosque after around five thousand Muslims gathered there on Friday to condemn the murder of 25-year-old soldier Lee Rigby in Woolwich, south-east London.

Woman raped in Belfast street at 4am 

A woman in her 40s was raped in an early morning attack in a Belfast street.

Pensioner bitten and thrown to ground in botched hijack 

An pensioner was bitten and thrown to the ground during a botched hijacking in Belfast.

RunHer 2013 - full results from 10k race 

Whether a seasoned runner or a enthusiastic amateur, young and old have taken part in the Coastal Challenge - held at Seapark in Holywood, Co Down on Friday.

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Girls, get on your marks for Belfast Telegraph's Runher challenge 

Ladies, get your trainers on – Belfast Telegraph's Runher is back.

Pub gloom deepens as Belfast nightclub put on market for just £300,000 

A well-known Belfast nightspot has gone on the market with a price tag of £300,000.

Ryanair tells pilots that passenger safety fears letter is ‘gross misconduct’ 

Budget airline Ryanair pilots have been told not to sign a letter to airline regulators expressing concern that the airline’s employment practices could jeopardise passenger safety.

Wenger: Gunners over Van Persie loss 

Arsene Wenger feels his Arsenal team have finally emerged from the shadow of Robin van Persie as they look to secure a place in the Champions League with victory at Newcastle on Sunday.

Pool tragedy response criticised 

Relatives of a five-year-old British girl who drowned in a hotel pool in Egypt have said they are angry and hurt that more was not done to save her.

Video: 11-year-old Liverpool fan picks up the Europa League trophy with Chelsea 

Viewers of the Europa League final, won 2-1 by Chelsea, may have wondered what a young boy was doing sandwiched between Fernando Torres and David Luiz as the players went to collect the cup. Uefa president Michel Platini, who was handing out the medals, certainly look perplexed.

Historian claims to have published Coca Cola's 'secret formula' days after man tries to sell another variant on eBay for $5m 

One man is threatening to lift the veil of secrecy that surrounds Coca Cola's 'secret formula' as he claims to publish a copy of the original recipe in a new book.

Finally revealed: how much First Ministers spent selling Northern Ireland to the world 

Foreign trips by First Minister Peter Robinson and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness over the last year have cost the public purse more than £350,000, raising questions over whether they were good value for money.

Google faces tax attack: MPs confront search giant over 'devious, calculating and unethical' tactics to pay less 

Google was branded “devious, calculating and unethical” by MPs who accused the internet giant of deliberately subverting its motto, “don't be evil”, in order to pay less tax.

Angelina Jolie should forget the trolls, she's pure inspiration 

I didn't think I'd write about Angelina Jolie this week. I didn't imagine there would be much debate about her frank, thoughtful and sensibly unsensational piece in the New York Times explaining why she'd chosen to have a cancer-preventative double mastectomy.