Pandering to republicans to maintain their support for policing is a confused reading of history

Belfast High Court judge ruled that decision to discipline junior police officers over incident at Troubles memorial event was unlawful

High Court judge rules officers were disciplined to allay threat of Sinn Féin abandoning support for policing in Northern Ireland

A police-issued laptop, radio and documents were stolen on July 6th from a car said to belong to a superintendent

Total of 40 police service staff also revealed to be based at British secret service’s Northern Ireland HQ in Holywood, Co Down

Members worried for themselves and family members after breach, Catholic Police Guild says

PSNI Chief Constable says injuries include broken fingers and dislocated knee, and that several officers had been spat upon

Chief constable says capacity to investigate crime and respond to public disorder may be reduced

Sipho Sibanda, originally from Zimbabwe, blames sectarian system for lack of diversity in politics

Level dropped from severe to substantial, Secretary of State Brandon Lewis says

Statistics reveal ‘stark disparity’ that must be explained, says human rights NGO

Mark Sykes was controversially arrested at commemoration event of loyalist shooting

Simon Byrne warns of loss of Catholic police but urges community to unlock barriers

Attack will not change access to politicians here, Ó Fearghaíl predicts

Simon Byrne spoke to MPs about security after Conservative politician was stabbed

More cross-border cooperation is required in an area where little progress has been made on policing since the peace process

Simon Byrne says wording in cross-Border policing report was ‘misunderstood’

Latest poll shows Alliance surge is over as UUP gathers up liberal unionist voters

Simon Byrne facing into political storm in wake of policing review in south Armagh

‘Bandit country’ tag persists but cross-Border organised crime poses greatest challenge