Freya McClements

Families’ solicitor warns new British legislation could be used to ‘shut down cases in the South’

A football, an Xbox controller, a Tyrone jersey and ‘a wee lorry’ were among the gifts brought to the altar in memory of hit-and-run victim’s life

Law Society, a ‘vocal opponent’ of the legislation, postpones event while challenges before courts

Figures underline extent of health service crisis in North, which is struggling with budgetary pressures and has no minister for health due to Stormont suspension

The largest freshwater lake in Ireland and Britain - the source of 40 per cent of Northern Ireland’s drinking water - is being contaminated by poisonous algae, endangering people, pets and wildlife

Untold story of Patrick Ryan who found ways to not only fund IRA violence but make it more effective

More legal challenges are lodged by Troubles victims against controversial legislation

In Northern Ireland, most students never study the Troubles while the education offered in the South is patchy

Former senior police officer to join the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery

Supt Gerry Murray says it is ‘vital’ for PSNI to move forward following ‘chaotic month for policing in the region’

Even after the resignation of chief constable Simon Byrne, the controversy rumbles on

Assistant Chief Constable believes intention was to use the weapons ‘to mount attacks in an attempt to kill police officers’

Republic has ‘two very strong legal arguments’ to present in Europe if taking inter-state case against British government

‘My brother was murdered, an 11-year-old child was murdered at the hands of the British army, and no one was held accountable’

Q&A: Victims and survivors’ groups, as well as all five of the North’s main political parties, oppose the Bill