Review of Presbyterian college’s links to Queen’s University to take 15 months
A review into links between Queen's University Belfast (QUB) and Union Theological College (UTC) will not be completed until October next year, it has been revealed.
Hyde Park IRA bomb victim's brother vows to pursue civil action 36 years after atrocity
A man whose brother was killed in the IRA's Hyde Park bomb said yesterday that he "wasn't surprised" convicted terrorist John Downey missed a deadline to settle a civil action brought by victims' families.
Northern Ireland singing trio The Priests 'hugely honoured' to sing for Pope
Famous Northern Ireland singing trio The Priests are "hugely honoured" to perform for Pope Francis in front of an audience of 75,000 people in Dublin's Croke Park.
Belfast to Turkey plane grounded in Germany after passenger becomes rowdy
A flight from Belfast to Turkey was grounded in Germany after a passenger became rowdy.
Two hospitalised after crash outside Ballymoney
Two people have been hospitalised after a crash outside of Ballymoney.
Fine for man who abused staff and resisted police at Belfast train station
A railway passenger who verbally abused staff at a Belfast train station has been fined £200.
Suspended sentence for Latvian man caught with heroin in Belfast
A Latvian man caught with heroin after arriving in Belfast has been handed a three-month suspended prison sentence.
Police officer to face disciplinary after abusing power to interfere at wife's work
A police officer accused of using his position within the PSNI to interfere in operational matters at his wife’s place of work has been disciplined following two separate investigations by the Police Ombudsman’s Office.
Politicians call on Ian Paisley to resign from position
Politicians from across the divide united yesterday in calling for Ian Paisley to immediately resign his Westminster seat.
Ombudsman fails in bid to stop legal action by family of Loughinisland victim
Northern Ireland's Police Ombudsman has failed in a bid to halt a legal action brought by the widow of a man murdered in the Loughinisland atrocity.
Busted! PSNI officer 'transferred to Craigavon' for having faulty brake light
The PSNI has asked drivers to take a few minutes to check their brake lights after a police car in Larne was spotted with a defective light.
Link between jewellery and cash thefts in Newry suspected
Detectives in Ardmore have said they believe there may be a link between two jewellery and cash thefts in Newry.
Man removes hoax bomb from Bangor road, receives PSNI visit
A man has received a visit from police after taking it upon himself to remove a hoax bomb from a road in Bangor.
£600 duckling stolen from Comber Wetlands Center
An urgent appeal for information has been issued after a Mandarin duckling was reported stolen from Castle Espie Wetlands Centre in Comber, Co Down on Monday.
Man charged after shop worker beaten to the head as masked men storm Derry shop
A shop worker has been struck to the head during the robbery of a shop in Londonderry.
Sunday World staff member injured after sulphuric acid sent in post
A staff member at the Sunday World has been injured after receiving a package at its Dublin office containing Sulphuric Acid.
Hundreds gather at City Hall for 'UK Freedom Rally' and counter-protest
A crowd of around 400 people gathered at City Hall on Saturday for a “UK Freedom Rally” and counter protest - less than 24 hours after a similar demonstration against Donald Trump’s UK visit.
Gang of masked youths wanted over sectarian arson attack on special needs school
Police are treating an arson attack at an east Belfast school for children with special needs as a "sectarian hate crime".
Teenager arrested in attempted murder of police officer probe released unconditionally - Derry...
A teenager arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of a police officer in Londonderry has been released unconditionally.
Yobs vandalise poppy wreath at Newry Cenotaph
Yobs have desecrated a number of poppy wreaths laid at the base of the Newry Cenotaph, less than a week after a similar attack on a memorial at Narrow Water.
Explosive remnants recovered after suspected attack on homes of Gerry Adams and Sinn...
Police have seized remnants of "industrial, firework-type devices" after attacks on the west Belfast homes of former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams and senior party activist Bobby Storey.
Cowards behind rioting and guns have to be confronted
The scenes that we have witnessed in Derry over the last week speak of a Derry in the past, not Derry in 2018.
Someone will be killed if Derry rioting continues: Arlene Foster
Arlene Foster has said "someone will be killed" if rioting on the streets of Londonderry continues.
Ballymoney braces itself for sombre farewell to road racing hero William Dunlop
The Presbyterian minister who will officiate at William Dunlop's funeral today has said riders around the world will be praying for his grieving family.
William Dunlop: Tears and tributes as fans and friends pay homage to 'gentleman' and...
As the remains of tragic motorcycle racer William Dunlop were taken to his mother's home outside Ballymoney, Victor Gibson sat near to tears in the Dunlop Memorial Garden in the north Antrim town.
Northern Ireland Fire Service tackles over 1,800 bonfires in five years
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) tackled over 1,800 fires in five years, new figures have revealed.
Criminal damage to Narrow Water memorial a 'hate crime'
Criminal damage caused to poppy wreaths at the Narrow Water memorial in Warrenpoint is being treated as a hate crime.
Assisted-living facility hit in second night of petrol bombs attacks on Derry's Fountain
An assisted-living facility in Londonderry has been hit in a second night of petrol bomb attacks on the city's Fountain area.
Police warn net is closing on 'death driver' who did doughnuts on Northern Ireland road
Police have warned a "death driver" spotted swerving erratically on the Glenshane Road that the "net is closing in on them".
Knife wielding burglar chased after breaking into Belfast house
A man armed with a knife broke into a house in south Belfast before being chased off by the occupants.
Diabetic who had Lucozade confiscated at Belfast concert gets payout of £2,000
A student with diabetes has been awarded £2,000 in compensation after bringing a discrimination case against a company that supplied security staff at Tennent's Vital in 2016.
Billy back home to new battle with health chiefs over meds
Eyes blazing with anger, Charlotte Caldwell vowed to fight to overturn the latest obstacle placed in front of her in the treatment of her severely epileptic 12-year-old son Billy.
Department confirms Billy Caldwell can receive cannabis oil in Northern Ireland
The Department of Health has confirmed Billy Caldwell will be able to receive his cannabis oil medication in Northern Ireland.
Nearly 800 children enter Northern Ireland justice system for first time in one year
Nearly 800 children and youths entered Northern Ireland's justice system for the first time in the 2016/17 period, new figures have shown.
Man who had child porn to be sentenced in September
A 27-year-old man was placed on the sex offenders register yesterday after pleading guilty to possessing indecent images of children.
City of Derry Airport future ‘at risk’ - no minister to sign off £2.5m funds
The political impasse at Stormont has put the future of City of Derry Airport at risk because there is no minister to sign off £2.5m in funding, it has been claimed.
Union calls for an immediate review after 'shocking' defect figures on school buses
A leading teachers' union has called for an immediate review into the standard of local school buses after almost one-third of vehicles inspected during 2017/18 were found to have problems.
Death of pregnant terrier left in car at game fair sparks Northern Ireland council probe
An investigation is under way after the death of a pregnant dog which had been left in a car at last Sunday's Irish Game Fair at Shane's Castle in Antrim.
Shocked Belfast mum says racist jibe at toddler in pram was disgusting
A west Belfast woman whose toddler was subjected to a vile racist slur by a female stranger spoke of her shock yesterday.
SDLP poster girl and pal of Clintons quits politics for sake of her family
She was once the SDLP's poster girl, and the schoolgirl whose inspiring plea for peace was read out in Belfast by a US president.
Autistic boy's medication driven obesity factor in death following op
A Lisburn woman has called for improved medical services for autistic children following a coroner's ruling into her son's death yesterday.
Tributes for young hurler Pearce Branagan - 'a true gentleman'
A Co Down GAA club last night paid a heartfelt tribute to one of its players who died suddenly at the weekend.
RHI: Heat in sheds forced 'chicken catchers' to change shirts often, inquiry hears
The RHI Inquiry heard yesterday that emails between Moy Park officials suggest poultry farmers were overheating houses in a bid to maximise revenue through the failed scheme.
Two released on bail after man killed in Ballygowan road smash
Two people who were being questioned about the death of a man in his 60s in a road crash close to Ballygowan have been released.
Dunmurry Manor boss was also at helm of other criticised homes
The first manager of Dunmurry Manor was previously in charge of a care home at the centre of a separate damning review, it can be revealed.
David Black family say right to justice is being washed away after trial collapse
The widow of murdered prison officer David Black has been "greatly touched" by public support after the collapse of a trial of a man accused of a role in his killing.
MPs pile pressure on May over same-sex marriage Bill for NI
A group of cross-party MPs has called on Theresa May to introduce a Government Bill to legislate for same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland.
Ballycastle death crash 'boy racer' loses bid to have jail time cut
A so-called boy racer who caused the death of his cousin and another man in a three-car crash has failed in a legal bid to have his jail term reduced.
Presbyterian ministers warned about 'bringing Church into disrepute'
A senior figure in the Presbyterian Church has warned its ministers about their public comments following the recent controversy over same sex couples.
Quarry firm FP McCann denies driver death charge
Concrete and quarry company FP McCann yesterday denied a charge of corporate manslaughter.
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