Journalist, Belfast Telegraph
By Lauren Harte The battle for South Belfast was expected to be one of the closest contests of the general election but in the end the bookies were wide off the mark as the SDLP's Claire Hanna ousted the DUP's...
By Lauren Harte It had been billed as the bitter battle for a DUP hotseat but in the end it was Sinn Fein who savoured the sweet taste of victory in North Belfast.
By Lauren Harte Gloria Hunniford has been named in a new guide of the most influential people from around the world.
By Lauren Harte Industrial action by nurses and other health staff, which has led to the cancellation of thousands of operations and procedures, is set to escalate this week.
By Lauren Harte UUP leader Steve Aiken has urged the Secretary of State Julian Smith to intervene immediately to resolve the deepening crisis in Northern Ireland’s health service.
By Lauren Harte A Londonderry singer-songwriter looks destined for great things in 2020 after being signed by a legendary music producer who has worked with the likes of David Bowie, Paul McCartney and Duran...
By Lauren Harte A Co Antrim woman is "fighting for her last breath" as she waits for life-saving cystic fibrosis medication.
By Lauren Harte A Co Down couple are among thousands of Thomas Cook customers still waiting on money back for cancelled holidays.
By Lauren Harte A man who describes himself as a Sinn Fein activist has urged people to send letters and Christmas cards to alleged IRA bomber John Downey (67).
By Lauren Harte Two rural primary schools in Co Tyrone are facing closure due to falling pupil numbers.
By Lauren Harte Two children in every primary class in Northern Ireland are facing Christmas without warmth or fresh food, a leading charity has warned.
By Lauren Harte A palatial country residence in Co Antrim has gone on the market with a guide price of £749,950.
By Lauren Harte Belfast has been named the best port of call in the UK and Ireland for cruise ships.
By Lauren Harte A former Presbyterian moderator has given his backing to the church's general secretary after an elder was dismissed for being in a same-sex marriage.
By Lauren Harte A Co Tyrone grandmother has been rewarded for her 40 years of service keeping children safe on their way to and from school.
By Lauren Harte Popular television presenter Stephen Watson has said he's delighted to have been "given another chance" following a successful kidney transplant.
By Lauren Harte Councils in Northern Ireland own valuable artworks worth more than £14m - yet many items are held in storage, it has emerged.
By Lauren Harte The heartbroken family of baby Hunter Patrick McGleenan have been dealt a further blow after his great grandmother passed away on Wednesday afternoon.
By Eimear McGovern and Lauren Harte Detectives investigating the sudden death of a baby in Armagh have been granted an extra 24 hours by a court to question a 31-year-old man.
By Lauren Harte Child cruelty and neglect offences have more than doubled in Northern Ireland in five years, new figures reveal.
By Lauren Harte One of the victims of an alleged paedophile ring in Co Fermanagh has spoken for the first time about the three-year cycle of abuse he suffered at the hands of at least 20 men.
By Lauren Harte Two local motorcycling legends have voiced their disappointment after five-in-a-row World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea was passed over for this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
By Lauren Harte A major cross-border nursing conference planned for Belfast next week has been cancelled.
By Lauren Harte A man was being questioned by police on Tuesday night following the sudden death of a baby in Co Armagh.
By Lauren Harte Mourners at the funeral of rugby pioneer Willie Gribben have heard him remembered as "a modest hero" and "the man who lived life with a smile in his eyes".
By Lauren Harte The former Archdeacon of Armagh, Raymond Hoey, has died after a long illness aged 73.
By Lauren Harte A stunning family home on the Co Down coast has gone on the market with a guide price of almost £700,000.
By Lauren Harte Alliance leader Naomi Long has hit out at the “smears, lies, disinformation and personal attacks” on general election candidates during what she called a “brutal” campaign.
By Lauren Harte Tandragee is set to twinkle once more this Christmas thanks to one man's loyal efforts.
By Lauren Harte Ten young people from around Northern Ireland have designed a new range of clothing and accessories aimed at encouraging people to look after their mental health this winter.
By Lauren Harte When it comes to dedication, there is no greater example than Belfast man William (Billy) Sholdis.
By Lauren Harte The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) responded to over 600 road traffic collisions and rescued over 440 people who were trapped in their vehicles in the past 10 months.
By Lauren Harte Private landlords with properties along the border in Northern Ireland could be worst affected economically after Brexit, experts have predicted.
By Lauren Harte Fancy owning your own island?
By Lauren Harte A woman has been arrested over the murder of a Co Londonderry teenager close to his home over 20 years ago.
By Lauren Harte Boris Johnson on Tuesday night claimed "it's there in black and white" in his Brexit deal that Northern Ireland will leave the EU with the rest of the UK.
By Lauren Harte There something fishy about a mysterious humming sound that has been heard around Strangford Lough, which has left locals baffled.
By Lauren Harte A CO Antrim retailer, whose business was targeted by ATM raiders earlier this year, says he fears someone will be seriously injured or killed by the criminal gangs behind a spate of attacks.
By Lauren Harte The cause of a strange humming sound heard around Strangford Lough, which has left locals baffled, is still being debated.
By Lauren Harte A filling station could have been turned into a fireball when the forecourt roof collapsed during a cash machine robbery, it's been claimed.
By Lauren Harte The body which represents independent retailers described as a "new low" the latest spate of raids on bank machines.
By Lauren Harte Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody has notched up yet another milestone - as Belfast's favourite song to belt out behind the wheel.
By Lauren Harte A bird of prey is recovering after being shot three times in Co Tyrone.
By Lauren Harte A rare moment of unionist unity saw DUP leader Arlene Foster turn up to support an Ulster Unionist candidate in next month's general election.
By Lauren Harte It was a day she never thought she would see - but crash victim Phoebe Lyle from Co Down defied the odds yesterday as she celebrated her graduation.
By Lauren Harte As Belfast prepares to herald the arrival of Christmas 2019 this weekend, shoppers are already ahead of the game and stocking up on this year's most coveted toys.
By Lauren Harte The number of people in Northern Ireland using food banks has risen by 29% as more families struggle with the cost of living.
By Lauren Harte Leading victims' campaigner Alan McBride has said Northern Ireland's political parties need to be more sensitive to the hurt caused by using convicted terrorists in their election campaigns.
By Lauren Harte A new paramilitary mural has been condemned as a “despicable sectarian banner” by Sinn Fein.
By Lauren Harte New theories are emerging about the cause of a strange humming sound heard around Strangford Lough in recent days which has left locals baffled.
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