Security alert at Sevenoaks in Derry
The deputy mayor of Londonderry & Strabane Derek Hussey, has condemned the people behind the security alert in the Sevenoaks area of the city.
Alliance's David Ford to step down from Stormont after 20 years
Former Alliance Party leader David Ford has announced he is stepping down as an MLA.
Arlene Foster Ulster GAA final attendance - how Twitter reacted
There was praise for Arlene Foster's decision to go to see her home county Fermanagh take on Donegal in the final of the GAA Ulster Championship final.
Arlene Foster attends GAA Ulster final between Fermanagh and Donegal [Photos]
Arlene Foster attended the Ulster Championship GAA final.
Some may be uncomfortable but I am leader of party that promotes a shared society: DUP's...
Arlene Foster made history in becoming the first DUP leader to attend the showpiece Ulster Championship GAA final between her home county Fermanagh and Donegal.
Arlene Foster first DUP leader to attend Ulster GAA final
Arlene Foster has become the first leader of the Democratic Unionist Party to attend the Ulster final.
Staff made 'uncomfortable' over Fermanagh GAA progress: MLA hits out at 'latent intimidation'
An Ulster Unionist MLA has hit out at what she described as "latent intimidation" in Fermanagh over the GAA team's progress in the Ulster Championships.
Belfast protest rallies PSNI response 'proportionate' after smoke bombs thrown...
Smoke bombs were thrown and riot police deployed as hundreds attended a separate parade and anti-racism demonstration at Belfast City Hall on Saturday.
'Cause for extreme alarm' as Belfast resident finds large bags of drugs on street
Bags of drugs found on a Belfast street are "cause for extreme alarm," a local councillor has said.
United Against Racism and UK Freedom March Belfast rallies [Photos]
Hundreds attended a separate parade and anti-racism demonstration at Belfast City Hall on Saturday.
‘Full British Brexit’ row as thousands take to streets, two years on from vote
Boris Johnson has urged the Prime Minister to deliver a “full British Brexit” as Cabinet colleagues warned the UK is able to walk away without a deal.
Legendary journalist and friend of unionists who predicted collapse of Northern Ireland power-...
Thirty years ago this week, the death occurred of one of the most remarkable journalists of the modern era. Thomas Edwin Utley, universally known as Peter, was blind from childhood yet won a scholarship to Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, where he...
Suzanne Breen: Victims have Labour leader Corbyn in sights after meeting
Unionist politicians were outraged when Jeremy Corbyn failed to meet IRA victims during his visit to Northern Ireland last month.
Still no confirmation if DUP's Foster will attend GAA final
The DUP and GAA were last night staying tight-lipped as speculation mounted over whether Arlene Foster would attend tomorrow's Ulster Final in Clones
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.
IRA victims welcome 'first step' of talks with Labour shadow secretary
Victims of IRA violence have welcomed their meeting with the shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Tony Lloyd.
Dunmurry Manor: Enough is enough, say angry families as they rally at watchdog's office...
Families of Dunmurry Manor residents protested outside the office of the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority office in Belfast yesterday.
Anger as Belfast forfeits Commonwealth Youth Games
There was anger last night after it was confirmed that Belfast will lose the 2021 Commonwealth Youth Games due to lack of funding.
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.
Pants to Parliament - upskirt ban campaigner celebrates victory
Gina Martin. Remember the name. By now, you'd hope Sir Christopher Chope does. "If you're going to block a Bill that I've worked tirelessly to get into parliament for a year, at least have the decency to learn my name and don't call me 'Gina Turner' on...
MPs call on Prime Minister May to introduce government bill for Northern Ireland same-...
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.
'Hammer of law' should come down on those who misuse social media during trials: retired...
The use of social media is having a detrimental effect on sexual offence trials in Northern Ireland, a retired judge has said.
A rising fear of crime among Northern Ireland elderly sparks call for tougher action
The Commissioner for Older People has called for a greater effort to bring people to justice for crimes against the elderly.
DUP's Foster must 'cheer up' and prove herself, says Bertie Ahern
Arlene Foster "needs to cheer up a bit" if she's to lead Northern Ireland's political parties back into government at Stormont, former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has said.
RHI: Civil servant denies trying to hide truth of scheme costs
A top civil servant yesterday denied watering down a warning to a Stormont minister about a looming multi-million pound overspend on the bungled Renewable Heat Incentive.
How did Michael McIlveen killer give guards the slip during Belfast trip?
The Northern Ireland Prison Service has been criticised after a convicted murderer escaped from Maghaberry Prison while on accompanied release in Belfast city centre.
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood says gay brother feels unwelcome in Northern Ireland
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood has said his gay brother does not feel welcome in Northern Ireland.
17,000 wait over 12 hours at Northern Ireland A&E in a year - figure over double previous...
Over 17,000 people waited in a Northern Ireland A&E in the past year - that was 10,000 more than the previous year.
Republic of Ireland being used as 'bargaining chip' by EU: Nigel Dodds
The European Union is using the Republic of Ireland as a "bargaining chip" in the Brexit negotiations, the DUP has claimed.
Northern Ireland seen as ‘expendable’ by some in Westminster
Northern Ireland is seen as “expendable” by some in Westminster focused on Brexit, the Ulster Unionist leader said.
Belfast Ormeau residents 'threatened' by groups putting up flags for Twelfth
Residents of a south Belfast residential area have said there have been threats of violence from groups hosting flags in their area.
Revealed: Northern Ireland's huge £1.4bn trade surplus with Republic
Northern Ireland trade to the Republic of Ireland is almost double that of what goes in the opposite direction, a new report suggests.
Women's role in shaping Northern Ireland celebrated at CultureFuse exhibition
A new project which celebrates women who helped shape Northern Ireland society is to open in Londonderry.
Brexit border backstop agreement can have no expiry, warns Ireland premier Varadkar
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has warned any backstop agreement on the future of the border on the island of Ireland between the EU and UK can have no expiry date.
No Brexit deal without Ireland border agreement, warns Coveney as Juncker...
Ireland’s deputy premier has warned the UK there will be no Brexit withdrawal deal without an agreement on the Irish border.
Belfast landlord fined £500 for illegally changing locks on couple with two young kids
Belfast City Council should have more powers over landlords, it has been said, after a man was fined for illegally changing the locks on a house rented by a family with two young children.
£200k 'bonfire diversion' cash handed out at Belfast City Council
Belfast City Council has signed off on giving £200,000 of ratepayers’ cash to community groups from a controversial £400k “bonfire diversion” fund.
DUP man not allowed British passport
A veteran DUP politician is still being denied a British passport despite previously serving as Stormont Assembly speaker.
Brexit not a 'Trojan horse' for united Ireland, says Sinn Fein's McDonald
Sinn Fein do not see Brexit as a "Trojan horse" for a united Ireland, party president Mary Lou McDonald has said ahead of a meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May.
Sinn Fein's McCallion calls for Derry drink-drive deputy mayor to consider position
Foyle MP Elisha McCallion has said that deputy mayor of Derry Derek Hussey should consider his position after families who have lost loved ones in drink-driving incidents called for him to resign.
Sinn Fein need to end political 'boycott' says DUP's Nigel Dodds
DUP deputy leader Nigel Dodds has accused Sinn Fein of boycotting the Northern Ireland Executive, Assembly and the House of Commons.
Londonderry Courthouse closing for eight weeks
Victims of crime are being asked to travel over 30 miles to testify after it was announced that Derry Courthouse is set to close for eight weeks this summer.
Billy Caldwell is running out of anti-epileptic medication, says mother
The mother of Northern Ireland boy Billy Caldwell has called on the Home Office to issue a licence for the import of cannabis oil before her son runs out of medication again.
Doug Beattie MLA calls for British soldiers found guilty of Trouble's killings to be considered...
A Unionist MLA has called for British soldiers found guilty of any killing during the Troubles which proved not to be premeditated to be considered for a pardon.
Billy Caldwell's mum welcomes government cannabis review: We're on threshold of...
Home Secretary Sajid Javid has announced a review into the use of cannabis-based medicines in the UK, which could lead to their re-scheduling and pave the way for doctors to issue prescriptions for treatments.
View from Dublin: Trump effect taking toll on Irish investment from US
When IDA Ireland chief executive Martin Shanahan says anything about US multinationals, we have to sit up and take notice.
Tina McKenzie: How local government can help out businesses
The business community in Northern Ireland is facing unprecedented challenges. We have found ourselves at the crux of the ongoing Brexit negotiations, as the UK and the EU grapple over the complexities of how the Irish border will be navigated. This...
John Simpson: Why Scottish can teach us some lessons about Brexit
The economic consequence of the UK Brexit decision for Northern Ireland is difficult to anticipate. Whether the business community should prepare for a complete break from the single market and customs union or whether there will be an agreement to retain...
Suzanne Breen: Arlene Foster's efforts to move DUP on from toxic past encouraging
After Taoiseach Leo Varadkar dropped into Belfast gay bar Maverick on his visit to the city a fortnight ago, the management issued a tongue-in-cheek invitation to another politician.
Billy Caldwell: Home Office establishes expert panel to advise on cannabis prescriptions
The Home Office is to establish an expert panel of doctors to advise on prescriptions for cannabis-based medicine.
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