Jury is sworn in for trial of Jeffrey Donaldson The jury in the trial of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson on sex offence charges has been sent home for the day. Courts • 1 hr
Jury is sworn in for trial of Jeffrey Donaldson The jury in the trial of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson on sex offence charges has been sent home for the day. Courts • 1 hr
First search for 'Disappeared' Seamus Maguire under way A search is under way in Co Antrim for the remains of Seamus Maguire, one of the so-called Disappeared. Ulster • 15 hrs
First search for 'Disappeared' Seamus Maguire under way A search is under way in Co Antrim for the remains of Seamus Maguire, one of the so-called Disappeared. Ulster • 15 hrs
Man, 39, dies after single-vehicle crash in Co Fermanagh A 39-year-old man has died following a single-vehicle crash in Co Fermanagh, the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said. Ulster • 24 May
Man, 39, dies after single-vehicle crash in Co Fermanagh A 39-year-old man has died following a single-vehicle crash in Co Fermanagh, the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said. Ulster • 24 May
Firefighters working to put out 'large fire' in Belfast The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service has said it is currently working to extinguish a "large fire" in the Belfast port area. Ulster • 24 May
Firefighters working to put out 'large fire' in Belfast The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service has said it is currently working to extinguish a "large fire" in the Belfast port area. Ulster • 24 May
DUP call for Scottish FM to apologise for Troubles remark The First Minister of Scotland should issue a "clear and unambiguous apology" over comments urging people to "move on" from the Troubles, the leader of the DUP has said. Ulster • 23 May
DUP call for Scottish FM to apologise for Troubles remark The First Minister of Scotland should issue a "clear and unambiguous apology" over comments urging people to "move on" from the Troubles, the leader of the DUP has said. Ulster • 23 May
Eleanor Donaldson unfit for criminal trial, judge rules A judge has ruled that the wife of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson is unfit to face a criminal trial on sexual offences charges due to the state of her mental health. Ulster • 20 May
Eleanor Donaldson unfit for criminal trial, judge rules A judge has ruled that the wife of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson is unfit to face a criminal trial on sexual offences charges due to the state of her mental health. Ulster • 20 May
Murder probe after man dies following Belfast break-in A murder investigation is under way following the death of a 51-year-old man after a break-in at an apartment building in east Belfast earlier this week. Ulster • 17 May
Murder probe after man dies following Belfast break-in A murder investigation is under way following the death of a 51-year-old man after a break-in at an apartment building in east Belfast earlier this week. Ulster • 17 May
Large majority in NI see Brexit as failure, poll suggests More than 70% of people, including a majority of Leave voters, agree that Brexit has been more of a failure than a success in Northern Ireland, an opinion poll has suggested. Brexit • 15 May
Large majority in NI see Brexit as failure, poll suggests More than 70% of people, including a majority of Leave voters, agree that Brexit has been more of a failure than a success in Northern Ireland, an opinion poll has suggested. Brexit • 15 May
'Not foreseeable' culvert where boy died would be entered It was not "reasonably foreseeable" that someone would access the entrance to a culvert in which Noah Donohoe's body was found, a senior Stormont official has told the inquest into the schoolboy's death. Ulster • 13 May
'Not foreseeable' culvert where boy died would be entered It was not "reasonably foreseeable" that someone would access the entrance to a culvert in which Noah Donohoe's body was found, a senior Stormont official has told the inquest into the schoolboy's death. Ulster • 13 May
Cross-border organisation to broaden project criteria An organisation that has invested almost €1 billion into the Northern Ireland peace process over the decades is to announce a major change in direction, which will impact how future projects are supported. Ulster • 13 May
Cross-border organisation to broaden project criteria An organisation that has invested almost €1 billion into the Northern Ireland peace process over the decades is to announce a major change in direction, which will impact how future projects are supported. Ulster • 13 May
Serious relationship breakdown at NI legacy body - review A serious breakdown in relationships at the top of Northern Ireland's legacy body is undermining its work, according to a British Government commissioned review. Ulster • 11 May
Serious relationship breakdown at NI legacy body - review A serious breakdown in relationships at the top of Northern Ireland's legacy body is undermining its work, according to a British Government commissioned review. Ulster • 11 May
No injuries after light aircraft crashes in Co Down A light aircraft with one person on board has crashed in Co Down, the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said. Ulster • 10 May
No injuries after light aircraft crashes in Co Down A light aircraft with one person on board has crashed in Co Down, the Police Service of Northern Ireland has said. Ulster • 10 May
Court's ruling on Legacy Act could prove to be moot point Victims' campaigners in Northern Ireland suffered a blow this week when the UK Supreme Court ruled in favour of the British government in a major case that will impact on how the legacy of the Troubles is dealt with. Analysis and Comment • 10 May
Court's ruling on Legacy Act could prove to be moot point Victims' campaigners in Northern Ireland suffered a blow this week when the UK Supreme Court ruled in favour of the British government in a major case that will impact on how the legacy of the Troubles is dealt with. Analysis and Comment • 10 May
Families of IRA men shot dead by SAS in 1983 settle case The families of two IRA men shot dead by British soldiers nearly 43 years ago have reached settlements in their claims for damages, the High Court in Belfast has heard. Courts • 08 May
Families of IRA men shot dead by SAS in 1983 settle case The families of two IRA men shot dead by British soldiers nearly 43 years ago have reached settlements in their claims for damages, the High Court in Belfast has heard. Courts • 08 May
'Mutual trust' between UK and Irish Govts - Taoiseach The Taoiseach has hailed "very strong confidence and mutual trust" between the UK and Irish governments during a visit to Belfast. Politics • 07 May
'Mutual trust' between UK and Irish Govts - Taoiseach The Taoiseach has hailed "very strong confidence and mutual trust" between the UK and Irish governments during a visit to Belfast. Politics • 07 May
Woman due in court in connection with Lurgan bomb probe A woman in her 30s arrested in connection with an investigation into an attack on a police station in Northern Ireland in March is due to appear in court next month. Ulster • 07 May
Woman due in court in connection with Lurgan bomb probe A woman in her 30s arrested in connection with an investigation into an attack on a police station in Northern Ireland in March is due to appear in court next month. Ulster • 07 May
'Institutional misogyny' in Katie Simpson probe - review "Institutional misogyny" contributed to "clear warnings signs" being missed in the initial police investigation following the murder of showjumper Katie Simpson in Co Derry in 2020, an independent review has found. Ulster • 07 May
'Institutional misogyny' in Katie Simpson probe - review "Institutional misogyny" contributed to "clear warnings signs" being missed in the initial police investigation following the murder of showjumper Katie Simpson in Co Derry in 2020, an independent review has found. Ulster • 07 May
Officers hurt, vehicles damaged during Belfast incident A large number of people attacked police with missiles during a vehicle event in west Belfast, the PSNI has said. Ulster • 05 May
Officers hurt, vehicles damaged during Belfast incident A large number of people attacked police with missiles during a vehicle event in west Belfast, the PSNI has said. Ulster • 05 May
Man charged with attempted murder linked to bomb attack A 66-year-old has appeared in court charged with attempted murder linked to a bomb attack on a Belfast police station. Courts • 02 May
Man charged with attempted murder linked to bomb attack A 66-year-old has appeared in court charged with attempted murder linked to a bomb attack on a Belfast police station. Courts • 02 May
Man charged with attempted murder over Belfast car bomb A 66-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder following a dissident republican car bomb at a Belfast police station last weekend. Ulster • 01 May
Man charged with attempted murder over Belfast car bomb A 66-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder following a dissident republican car bomb at a Belfast police station last weekend. Ulster • 01 May
McEntee 'assured' UK will progress Legacy legislation The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said that she is "absolutely assured" that the agreement between the Irish and UK governments on how to deal with Troubles Legacy issues, would be "fully fulfilled" in the UK legislation. British Irish Council • 01 May
McEntee 'assured' UK will progress Legacy legislation The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said that she is "absolutely assured" that the agreement between the Irish and UK governments on how to deal with Troubles Legacy issues, would be "fully fulfilled" in the UK legislation. British Irish Council • 01 May
PSNI arrests man after Dunmurry police station attack The Police Service of Northern Ireland has said that a 66-year-old man has been arrested under the Terrorism Act, following an attack on the Dunmurry police station in south Belfast on Saturday night. Ulster • 28 Apr
PSNI arrests man after Dunmurry police station attack The Police Service of Northern Ireland has said that a 66-year-old man has been arrested under the Terrorism Act, following an attack on the Dunmurry police station in south Belfast on Saturday night. Ulster • 28 Apr
PSNI to launch high-visibility operation across NI A high visibility policing operation is to be launched across Northern Ireland to counter the dissident republican threat, a senior officer has said. Ulster • 28 Apr
PSNI to launch high-visibility operation across NI A high visibility policing operation is to be launched across Northern Ireland to counter the dissident republican threat, a senior officer has said. Ulster • 28 Apr
'Reckless' car bomb attack on Belfast PSNI station The Police Service of Northern Ireland has condemned a "reckless attack" that saw a hijacked car with a gas cylinder inside explode outside Dunmurry police station in south Belfast. Ulster • 27 Apr
'Reckless' car bomb attack on Belfast PSNI station The Police Service of Northern Ireland has condemned a "reckless attack" that saw a hijacked car with a gas cylinder inside explode outside Dunmurry police station in south Belfast. Ulster • 27 Apr
NI Executive urged over 'catastrophe' in hospital EDs The Northern Ireland Executive has been urged to address the "catastrophe" unfolding in Northern Ireland's hospital emergency departments (EDs). Ulster • 17 Apr
NI Executive urged over 'catastrophe' in hospital EDs The Northern Ireland Executive has been urged to address the "catastrophe" unfolding in Northern Ireland's hospital emergency departments (EDs). Ulster • 17 Apr
