Police renew appeal for information on Sean Fox murder Detectives have made a renewed public appeal for information on the one-year anniversary of the murder of Sean Fox in Belfast. Ulster • 02 Oct
New lane system for goods arriving in NI goes live A new green and red lane system for goods arriving in Northern Ireland from Britain goes live from today. Politics • 01 Oct
Windsor Framework engagement in 'final stages' The British government is in the "final stages" of engagement with the DUP over its concerns as further changes of the Windsor Framework come into … Ulster • 30 Sep
Legacy law challenges must be heard in November - judge Legal challenges to the provisions of the UK government's new legacy act must be heard in November, a High Court judge in Belfast has said. Ulster • 28 Sep
PSNI releases man after questioning over Caldwell case A man has been released after being questioned by detectives investigating the attempted murder of Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell, in connection with the claim … Ulster • 22 Sep
Man arrested over attack on PSNI officer John Caldwell Detectives investigating the attempted murder of senior PSNI detective John Caldwell in February have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with the claim of responsibility … Ulster • 21 Sep
Legal challenge to Troubles legacy law under way in NI The first step in a legal challenge to the UK government's controversial Troubles legacy law is under way in Belfast. Ulster • 20 Sep
Troubles victims got 'inadequate' compensation - study Most victims of the Troubles were offered completely inadequate compensation for the murder of family members, with some receiving as little as €50 to bury … Ulster • 19 Sep
Labour would struggle to get better UK/EU deal - report A new report has cast doubt on the ability of a new Labour government in Britain to negotiate closer trading arrangements with the EU. Brexit • 18 Sep
Low levels of students crossing border for education A new report has identified a number of "institutional barriers" that are limiting access to third-level institutions on both sides of the border. Education • 18 Sep
Further cases lodged challenging NI Legacy Bill Five more cases have been lodged to challenge the British government's controversial Legacy Bill which ends all civil and criminal investigations into the Troubles. Ulster • 18 Sep
Extremism growing in NI, says sister of Lyra McKee The sister of murdered journalist Lyra McKee has said that the extremism that "destroyed" her family is growing in the political vacuum left by a … Ulster • 18 Sep
Varadkar's unity comment sparks verbal ping-pong Leo Varadkar was on his way to an engagement in Ballymena, Co Antrim when word filtered through that the Northern Secretary had labelled him "unhelpful". Analysis and Comment • 17 Sep
Six families launch legal challenge to NI Legacy Bill Six families have launched a High Court challenge to the British government's controversial Legacy Bill. Ulster • 15 Sep
'Peace and reconciliation' hope for legacy commissioner The man tasked with leading investigations at a new Troubles legacy body in Northern Ireland has said his motivation in taking up the role is … Ulster • 14 Sep
NI investment summit a success, says Heaton-Harris Political instability in Northern Ireland has not stopped businesses from flocking to a major investment conference in Belfast, Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has said. Ulster • 13 Sep
Leadership urgently needed for PSNI as it faces crises At the heart of the crisis facing the PSNI are questions about political influence in policing, the capacity of the PSNI's senior officers, the capability … Analysis and Comment • 10 Sep
Lawyer calls for Legacy Bill to be repealed if passed A lawyer who represents the families of a number of Troubles victims has called on the Labour Party in the UK to publicly state that … Northern Ireland • 05 Sep
SDLP calls for Government to have role in NI budget The SDLP said the Irish Government should have a consultative role in formulating the budget for Northern Ireland in the continued absence of a functioning … Politics • 04 Sep
Poster with incorrect details of PSNI officers found A poster containing the details of three serving PSNI officers has been found stuck to a bus shelter in Co Derry. Ulster • 01 Sep
DUP tables no-confidence motion in PSNI Chief Constable A motion of no confidence in PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has been submitted to the Northern Ireland Policing Board, DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has … Ulster • 01 Sep
PSNI chief 'not resigning' after Policing Board meeting PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne has said that he is not resigning after he attended an emergency meeting of Northern Ireland's policing board amid calls … Ulster • 01 Sep
Man arrested over stabbing of man in Co Derry A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after another man was stabbed in Kilrea, Co Derry, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said. Ulster • 30 Aug
Hearsay evidence allowed in Soldier F case, judge rules A judge has ruled that hearsay evidence can be used in the trial of a former British soldier charged with two murders on Bloody Sunday … Ulster • 25 Aug
Top GCSE grades fall in N Ireland for second year The percentage of top GCSE grades in Northern Ireland has fallen for the second year - but remains higher than before the Covid-19 pandemic. Ulster • 24 Aug
