Loyalist Communities Council

Police come under attack as fresh unrest breaks out in west Belfast

Furniture set on fire in the middle of the Shankill Road as protests return

Loyalist paramilitaries warn of failure to understand unionist anger

Widespread calls for calm in Belfast as police use water canon for first time in six years

Newton Emerson: Compromise on Northern Ireland protocol may be needed

Law and order not enough to halt loyalist protests driven by crime and politics

Northern Ireland: Bus hijacked and set on fire as disorder continues

First Minister continues to refuse to speak to Chief Constable of the PSNI

The Irish Times view on violence in Northern Ireland: a time to show leadership

The consequences of politicians’ failure to take responsibility are now playing out

Orange Order leader warns of ‘downward spiral’ in North-South relations

Organisation calls for a ‘change in attitude’ from Dublin and withdraws from Shared Island Unit

DUP says is committed to powersharing after questions over Irish Language Act

Report suggested party would block Act due to unionist anger at Northern Ireland protocol

Row erupts over Foster talks with Loyalist Communities Council

Sharp exchanges in Assembly between DUP First Minister and senior Sinn Féin politician

Foster accuses Coveney of ignoring ‘deep’ unionist concerns

‘He’s ignoring them, thinking they’ll just go away. We will not go away,’ says DUP leader

Banners, flags and ‘f**k you’ bonfires - Northern Ireland’s ‘cultural war’ rages

‘It is the first time in a long time that loyalists have won’, says activist Jamie Bryson

Loyalist paramilitary support for unionists prompts debate clashes

Five main Northern Ireland political parties battle it out on BBC ahead of Thursday’s vote

Alliance accuses loyalist umbrella group of issuing ‘sinister’ statement

Group with backing of UVF, UDA and Red Hand Commando warns unionists against voting for Alliance

Man (42) arrested in connection with murder of John Boreland

PSNI believe shooting of well-known criminal linked to disputes between rival loyalist groups

Loyalists make pledge to renounce ‘violence and criminality’

Initiative comes amid concern about ‘drift’ in loyalism and a risk of return to fighting

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