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Kevin Scott

Visuals Editor

Video: Horses go 'Galliagh-vanting' on Derry's Foyle Bridge

Motorists were left confused when a herd of horses was spotted 'Galliagh-vanting' on the Foyle Bridge in Londonderry late on Thursday night.

Video: Police probe as INLA fire volley of shots in Derry

Police are investigating reports of shots fired overnight in the Ballymagroarty area of Londonderry.

A plain clothes detective draws his pistol and takes aim at a man attempting to attack police during a security operation in west Belfast

Unforgettable photographs from 2020's big moments in Northern Ireland

For any photographer covering news in Northern Ireland and beyond, 2020 has been an exceptionally rough year.

Police at the scene of a party in the Tannery building in Castle Street on November 29th 2020 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Belfast Telegraph)

Police issue dozens of Covid notices after three house parties across Belfast

Police have issued dozens of Covid notices following three house parties across Belfast on Saturday night.

Operation: Youths congregate at the scene of a security alert on the Glengalliagh Road in Londonderry

Security alert: Petrol bombs thrown at police in Londonderry

Police and army bomb disposal experts came under fire from missiles, petrol bombs, and fireworks as they carried out a security operation on the Glengalliagh Road in Londonderry yesterday.

Police and ATO search a property in Belfast on August 7 2020 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Belfast Telegraph)

Pictured: Man arrested in connection with Belfast security alerts released as police urge East Belfast GAA players to check cars

A 54-year-old man arrested on suspicion of possessing and making explosives after a series of security alerts in Belfast linked to East Belfast GAA club. has been released on bail pending further enquiries.

Superintendent Muir Clark gave an update to media in relation to missing teenager Noah Donohoe today at Musgrave Police Station. Credit: Pacemaker Press

Noah Donohoe: Police say investigation still 'very much a missing persons enquiry'

Police in Belfast have renewed their appeal in the search for missing teenager Noah Donohoe and confirmed there have been no new sightings since Sunday.

Police attend the scene of a ram raid in SD Kells at Bedford Street in Belfast on April 3rd 2020 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Belfast Telegraph)

Pictured: Thieves make off with clothes after ram-raiding Belfast city centre shop

Thieves made off with clothing after ram-raiding a shop in Belfast city centre.

Composite image from 2020 and 2019 in Belfast as St Patrick's celebrations are cancelled amid COVID-19 fears on March 17th 2020 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Belfast Telegraph)

Pictured: How coronavirus pandemic changed Belfast's St Patrick's Day celebrations

It's a day which had been due to attract thousands of visitors, but St Patrick's Day in Belfast was a very different scene this year.

Kate's photos capture the simple fun of her family life

It's no secret that Kate has a passion for photography. Her profile on the monarchy's website notes her love of taking pictures.

Police officers make two arrests at La Salle Drive on the Falls road in west Belfast on June 4th 2019 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Belfast Telegraph)

Pictured: Two men arrested after disturbance at Falls Road social club

This is the moment police arrested two men following a disturbance at a social club in west Belfast.

Wendy Austin: 'My brother David died from AIDS. It was the worst time ever'

The doyenne of Northern Irish female reporters Wendy Austin (67) talks for the first time about the tragic death of her only sibling, the battle for equality in the workplace... and why she isn't a great granny.

The scene of a major crash on the M1 at Junction 11 outside Craigavon where a lorry has shed its load on January 17th 2019 (Photo by Kevin Scott / Belfast Telegraph)

Video: Clear up continues after cars left scattered across M1 in transporter crash

Several cars were left scattered across the M1 after a car transporter shed its load in a crash.

Police at the scene of an overnight arson attack on the Richmond family home in Dermott Hill Parade, west Belfast on January 3rd 2019 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Belfast Telegraph)

Watch: CCTV of man dressed as Santa shooting up west Belfast house after couple's home targeted in arson attack overnight

The home of a west Belfast couple repeatedly targeted by suspected dissident republicans was once again attacked last night.

Danny Boyle "pages of the sea" remembering the life of John McCance takes place at Murlough Beach in Co Down on November 11th 2018 (Photo by Kevin Scott for Belfast Telegraph)

Watch: Haunting image of World War One soldier appears on Northern Ireland beach

The haunting images of a First World War soldier and a nurse have appeared on Northern Ireland beaches as part of a project to mark the centenary of Armistice Day.

Lasting impact: chief pilot Dave O’Toole

Northern Ireland Air Ambulance anniversary: Just what the doctor ordered

Tomorrow marks one year since Northern Ireland's air ambulance took to the skies following campaigns led by the late consultant anaesthetist and road racing doctor John Hinds. Ivan Little meets the team of medics, pilots, engineers and fundraisers and hears how their carefully organised operations in bringing emergency hospital care to the remotest regions have delivered 380 call-outs so far.

Motorway commute frustrating and time-consuming

My journey into work in central Belfast should take no more than 15 minutes - but often it is more than an hour.

New book analyses Northern Ireland elections

Author Alan Parkinson pictured in Belfast with his new book Election Fever which gives an overview of elections in Northern Ireland since the early twentieth century, mainly focusing on eight contests, outlining their political context and the ways in which the elections were reported in the Belfast press.

Fashion Spy: Millie Mackintosh always looks so elegant

Our reporter Rachel Dean checks out the style in Victoria Square, Belfast and finds plenty of trendy people out and about.

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