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Crimes – including drug dealing and robbery – alleged committed by 30-year-old in the Dublin area in 2021 and 2022

Shankill activist speaks of regret at marching against deal

Boy was subjected to abuse before being punched in the face, police say

These are not harmless notions to drop into public discourse from the top of an ivory tower. Everyone involved should take more care

Robinson has been serving as interim leader since early April when Jeffrey Donaldson resigned

Labour leader says he is ‘acutely aware of the issues at play’ in Anglo-Irish relations

Chairman of organisation claims PSNI in deepest resourcing crisis since its inception

Sir Declan Morgan, chief commissioner at the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery, met with Council of Europe human rights leaders

DUP interim leader Gavin Robinson faces challenge to defend seat

Government moving to ‘more much sustainable model’ of migration, Taoiseach says

Current Sinn Féin MP Michelle Gildernew rules herself out of defending seat as she is running in European elections

PSNI appeal for information relating to collision in Ballyclare

More than 3,000 people died in the UK in what is regarded as the worst treatment disaster in the NHS’s history

Teachers in the Malvern and St Joseph’s primary schools strive to overcome hunger, poverty and low-expectations of their environments to encourage children on to better things

Man (19) taken to hospital with serious injuries following single vehicle crash

MLA Jonathan Buckley announced as nominee for UK general election by party leader Gavin Robinson

Fortunately, NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris was on hand to remind the British prime minister of the Taoiseach’s name

Brandon John Rainey (27) also pleaded not guilty to attempting to prevent lawful and decent burial of Ms Mitchell in June, 2023

Prime minister refuses to say how much will be provided or if it will happen in time for Euro 2028

Former leader Donaldson, facing charges of historical sexual offences that he denies, will not seek re-election in the Lagan Valley seat

The DUP has eight MPs, while ‘abstentionist’ Sinn Féin has seven

Sunak granted permission to dissolve parliament from King Charles with campaigning to take place over coming weeks up to July 4th

More accessible training expected to help the ‘most marginalised’ young people towards better jobs

Latest warning applies to five counties in the southeast, with yellow warning in place for longer period across much of Ireland

Minister for Justice pressed over whether she would back call by Amnesty International for a public inquiry

Ms Long says there has been ‘no recognition’ of the 35% increase in prisoner numbers in the North

Group, established in 1986 as a spin-out company from Queen’s University Belfast, provides digital technology services

Police found the drugs during searches of properties in Cookstown and Coalisland

The incident occurred on the Falls Road on Saturday morning

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Fifty years on from the bombings that killed 33 people, fresh research into contacts between Dublin and London shows the UK believed in 1974 the bombers had been detained

Man (60s) died at the scene of the incident in Clough, woman passenger was not seriously injured

If Brussels were to allow Rwanda-type schemes elsewhere in the EU, London could say this permitted a similar scheme across the UK, yet a court in Belfast could disagree

Former DUP first minister dismisses counsel assertion that timeline suggests political chiefs caught napping

A commute from Newry two or three days a week could be worth it for millennials priced out of the Republic

‘It took a couple of weeks to get it all sorted,’ says Defence Forces member who travelled to Belfast for procedure amid long waiting lists in Republic

Sinn Féin says party leader Mary Lou McDonald shares regret expressed by First Minister for attending 2020 funeral

Jim O’Callaghan says Government could designate Northern Ireland a safe third country after Belfast judgment

Just 8% of children in the North attend integrated schools. 90-year-old former priest David Rice says helping to change this is his final battle

Concern that migrants are crossing Border to avoid deportation ‘has no weight any more’, says human rights lawyer