Orange Order chaplain defends ‘memorial’ comment about Adams

PSNI chief constable rejects Sinn Fein claim of “dark side” to force

Sinn Féin claims of ‘political policing’ dismissed

Gerry Adams spends second night in custody in connection with Jean McConville murder

PSNI chief constable to appeal protest parades judgment

Judge found police guilty of ‘unjustified enforcement inertia’

PSNI chief to contact Baxter over allegations

DUP accuses Matt Baggott of stonewalling over former officer’s claims

Successor to NI police chief sought at almost £200,000 salary

Matt Baggott said in January he would not seek contract extension in September

Efforts made to ensure 'republicans were not prosecuted'

Police ‘scapegoated’ over John Downey and OTRs case, says Norman Baxter

Belfast police gun club shut as monitoring found ‘inadequate’

Licensed club axed after inquiry by Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman Michael Maguire

Police accuse UDA of orchestrating violence in Larne

Senior officer denies PSNI unable to restrain criminal elements

Policing board ‘good model’ for accountable policing, says PSNI chief constable

Matt Baggott praises Martin Callinan and pledges continuing strong co-operation with Garda

North’s policing board has helped generate public confidence in PSNI

Board guards the guardians and could be replicated in the South

Two viable letter bombs found at NI sorting offices

Robinson, McGuinness condemn those behind devices

PSNI chief insists Policing Board briefed about on-the-runs scheme

DUP board members maintain they did not have proper detail about arrangement

Blair may be questioned about on-the-runs

Decision was taken by the Commons’ Northern Ireland Affairs Committee

PSNI accepts ‘full responsibility’ for trial collapse

Chief constable Matt Baggott says he deeply regrets police failings

Apology by PSNI for Hyde Park bomb error

Police service wrongly told suspect John Downey he was not wanted over 1982 bombing and he successfully challenged his prosecution

North’s chief constable Baggott to stand down in September

Most senior PSNI officer is not seeking extension to his five-year contract

‘Haassled’ diplomat joins long list of those who’ve failed to get NI parties to agree

Analysis: Despite his best efforts, US negotiator just couldn’t get deal over the line

PSNI chief says dissidents have ’shifted tactics’ towards economic targets

North-South meeting focusses on security cooperation

Richard Haass’s ‘modest proposal’ challenges parties

Unionist response triggers claims of political grandstanding

Former garda rejects tribunal findings

Sinn Fein’s Gerry Adams distances himself from remarks critical of murdered RUC men

Smithwick findings ‘won’t sour’ PSNI-Garda relationship

Chief Constable to travel to Dublin to discuss way forward from report with ministers

Baggott says dissidents in ‘bizarre’ competition

Terrifying experience for driver forced to transport bomb to Belfast city centre

North’s DPP seeks PSNI inquiry on shoot-to-kill policy claims

Barra McGrory views allegations against British army undercover force with ‘great concern’

PSNI chief warns about international criminals targeting Northern Ireland

‘Organised crime is like a parasite, it becomes more and more attached,’ says Baggott

Letter bomb discovered at Derry office of Public Prosecution Service

Device similar to others sent last week to PSNI chief constable Matt Baggott

New inquest into SAS Derry killings

New hearing ordered it emerged police documents had been withheld from coroner

PSNI to suspend 1972 Claudy bombing investigation

Relatives of nine victims, including three children, ‘frustrated and angry’ at decision

Role of Gerry Adams now under scrutiny by North’s Police Ombudsman and Attorney General

DUP Minister says there must be “zero tolerance for those who cover up child abuse”

North’s health minister accuses Adams of ‘letting down’ niece

Poots also calls on police ombudsman to investigate how PSNI dealt with case

Loyalist activist Frazer in ‘Abu Hamza’ costume protest

North flags protester dresses up before court hearing to object to category of charge faced

Marching season cost PSNI more than £15 million

Almost 700 officers injured in unrest since July 2012, 19 seriously

Family of Jean McConville to sue PSNI and British ministry of defence

Police 'utterly failed' to assist family’s search for truth, claim McConvilles on 10th anniversary of recovery of IRA-murdered mother’s remains

Case over release of file on Troubles killings deferred

Northern Secretary and chief constable want names of security force members removed

Families of British army victims to sue PSNI chief constable

Relative say efforts to clear up unsolved murder cases left them traumatised

McGurk’s Bar bomb families take legal challenge

Relatives of 15 people killed in attack in Belfast claim PSNI is blocking release of report

A dreadful inevitability

Life goes on in Northern Ireland despite sadly predictable Twelfth rioting

The hope is that violence will peter out and North can forget about parading for a while

DUP: ‘rioters are wrong but so is the Parades Commission’

Hundreds more police to be drafted in following three days of loyalist violence

Seven police injured in second night of Belfast rioting

Loyalists throw petrol bombs, bricks and missiles at officers in the Woodvale area

Belfast violence as police hold Orangemen back from Ardoyne

Several officers injured after frenzied crowd of loyalists pelt police with missiles

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