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A utility worker in south Armagh has been killed and another has been injured by a falling tree during Storm Ali.
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A Sinn Fein MLA has removed a video posted to social media ahead of the closure of the Ian Paisley Petition of Recall.
SDLP and Unite hit with Electoral Commission fines over donation reports
The SDLP and Unite the Union are among the groups hit with fines over their reporting to the Electoral Commission.
Glarryford Orange Hall damaged in suspected petrol bomb attack
An Orange Hall in the Glarryford area has sustained minor damage in a petrol bomb attack.
Confusion for House of Fraser gift card holders in Northern Ireland
There is confusion for House of Fraser gift cards holders in Belfast, with uncertainty over whether they will receive the value of their vouchers.
Family of girl (16) injured in hit-and-run 'thankful she is alive'
The family of a girl who suffered a broken leg and fractured pelvis in a hit-and-run in Londonderry have said they are "thankful she is alive".
Car turns on its side in two-car crash on the north coast
A car has turned on its side in a two-car crash on the north coast on Monday evening.
Northern Ireland weather warning - lives could be at risk as heavy winds sweep in
The Met Office have warned that lives could be at risk in Northern Ireland with a weather warning in place on Wednesday.
MLA Kelly seeking answers over who tipped off photographer about Howell's visit to grave of...
SDLP MLA Dolores Kelly MLA has voiced concern about the circumstances of double killer Colin Howell's temporary release to visit the grave of his father.
Longer working lives could end retirement hopes, claims Carney
People may not have the option of retiring because of longer working lives, the Bank of England governor has warned.
Pro-EU unionist party set to run against Ian Paisley in North Antrim
A new pro-EU unionist party will contest a possible North Antrim by-election against the DUP's Ian Paisley.
Met Office 'danger to life' warning as winds to hit Northern Ireland
A weather warning for wind has been issued ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Helene in the UK next week, with injuries and danger to life a possibility.
Doreen's mega hat drive is a woolly wonder in Co Antrim town
It's hats off to one Co Antrim woman who has received over 3,000 woolly donations in aid of four different causes.
Sister of Tyrone fatal crash woman pays tribute to medics from air ambulance
A Co Tyrone woman who lost her younger sister in a road crash last month has praised the medical staff from the air ambulance.
Crash survivor Aoibheann Magee (23) storms walls of Belfast Castle in charity abseil
A woman who almost died in a horror car smash two years ago has defied the odds and abseiled down Belfast Castle.
Two cars torched in Bushmills arson attacks - possible link being investigated
Two cars have been torched in overnight arson attacks in Bushmills.
Car badly damaged after arson attack outside Co Antrim home
An arson attack has taken place in Co Antrim after flammable liquid was poured onto a vehicle outside a house.
Drumclay Care Home to close because it can't recruit enough experienced nursing staff
The Drumclay Care Home in Enniskillen is set to close its doors before Christmas, with uncertainty about what will happen to its residents.
Solution for Enniskillen bomb memorial reached
A memorial to the victims of the Enniskillen bomb is set to be erected, after an earlier monument was controversially removed.
Northern Ireland Citizens' Assembly set to meet next month
Northern Ireland's Citizens' Assembly is set to meet next month for the first time.
Number wanting gender reassignment in Northern Ireland soars by nearly 500%
New figures have shown almost a 500% increase in the number of people seeking gender reassignment over the past five years.
Redundancies in Northern Ireland up 35% in one year
The number of redundancies in Northern Ireland over the past year has shot up by 35%, new statistics from the Department for the Economy have shown.
Police rescue man from water after jet ski incident - searches for second man ongoing
Police and other emergency services are carrying out searches on Lough Erne after an incident involving a jet ski.
Belfast Telegraph readers enjoy European Heritage Open Days [Photos]
A number of Northern Ireland's most intriguing heritage sites have opened the doors to the public.
Northern Ireland boy Cameron Truesdale who battled brain tumour laid to rest
The funeral of Cameron Truesdale has taken place in Donaghcloney.
Belfast Giants beat Dundee Starts 4-2 as they open Challenge Cup defence
The Stena Line Belfast Giants got their Challenge Cup defence off to a winning start as they defeated the Dundee Stars 4-2 away on Saturday.
PSNI chief says London politicians don't understand post-Brexit border threat
Chief Constable of the PSNI George Hamilton has said some politicians in Westminster do not understand the potential danger posed by terrorism in a post-Brexit Northern Ireland.
Restaurant owner has message of positivity after racial chanting after Northern Ireland match
A restaurant owner targeted by racist thugs in Belfast has said he hopes something positive can come from the incident.
Three arrested after man hospitalised by assault in Portadown
Three men have been arrested after a man in Portadown was assaulted in the early hours of Sunday morning.
'Irexit Freedom' group aiming to take Republic out of EU
A group calling itself 'Irexit Freedom' has held a conference in Dublin outlining reasons to take Ireland out of the EU.
East Belfast home set on fire after break-in
A property in east Belfast has been set on fire after an overnight break-in.
Man beaten by gang in Derry alleyway has eye socket fractured
A man beaten in a Londonderry alleyway by a gang of men has been left with a fractured eye socket.
Fire at home of mother and child being treated as deliberate
A fire at the home of a mother and her child is being investigated as deliberate.
Clean-up of poisoned spy's house under way
Work has started to decontaminate the home of Novichok poisoning victim Sergei Skripal.
Labour Left-wing hits back after Blair attacks Corbyn leadership
Tony Blair has attacked Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership of the Labour Party and questioned whether it can be “taken back” by moderates.
Council ban on Irish signs is rescinded ahead of court case
A ban on Irish language street signs in Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has been rescinded, the High Court has heard.
Bell claims First Minister bullied him to keep ‘out of control’ RHI open at meeting
Former DUP minister Jonathan Bell has claimed Arlene Foster ordered him to keep the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme open during a stormy meeting at which he felt bullied.
Governance in NI bordering on dystopian, court told as abuse survivors in legal bid to have...
Northern Ireland is close to a dystopian state of governance, the High Court has heard.
Primark fire: Free buses and parking charges cut to get people back into Belfast
Belfast's Lord Mayor has issued a rallying call to the public to get back into Belfast and support those businesses affected by the devastating Primark Bank Buildings fire as it was announced a dedicated task force has been set up to focus on the immediate...
Northern Ireland council's ban on Irish language street signs overturned in court
A ban on Irish language street signs in Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has been rescinded, the High Court heard on Friday.
Drugs advertised for sale on Armagh Facebook trading page
Police have issued a warning to 'budding importers' after illegal drugs were advertised for sale on an Armagh-based buying and selling Facebook page.
Three older people scammed out of almost £30k in one day
Three older people from Northern Ireland have been scammed out of almost £30k in a single day.
Gardai join hunt for on-the-run child killer John Clifford
Gardai are assisting in the search for escaped child killer John Clifford, who absconded from custody last Sunday.
After a glimpse behind the scenes this week, giving Northern Ireland more power is just...
Earlier this week an influential think tank recommended that Northern Ireland should be allowed to raise its own taxes, help administer a £10bn fund to boost regional economies and run its own immigration policy.
Small firms feeling pinch after blaze call for facade of Primark to be torn down
The owner of a small arts and craft shop has joined calls for the Bank Buildings facade to be demolished to save struggling businesses.
Electric Ireland main sponsor of Belfast Telegraph Property Awards
Electric Ireland has been confirmed as the main sponsor of this year's prestigious Belfast Telegraph Property Awards.
Loyalist Dee Stitt resigns as CEO of Charter NI
Prominent loyalist Dee Stitt has stood down from his role as CEO of charity Charter NI.
Sinn Fein open to Union Flag flying in Dublin, party says
One of Sinn Fein's most senior politicians has said he could see a future where the Union Flag was flown from government buildings in the Republic.
Northern Ireland boy Cameron Truesdale who battled brain tumour passes away
Northern Ireland teenager Cameron Truesdale has passed away after a long battle with a brain tumour.
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