Man admits charges of voyeurism
A MAN has been put onto the sex offenders register after he admitted charges of voyeurism.
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Murder trial hears from mother of two accused
THE mother of two brothers charged with the murder of Karol Kelly has been giving evidence at their trial.
67 Ukrainian refugee families helped by Newry's Ukraine assistance centre
Donal McMahon
Newry's Ukraine assistance centre has helped almost 70 refugee families in just over a month
10 of the most eye-catching Belfast planning projects of 2022 so far
Michael Kenwood
10 most eye-catching Belfast planning projects of 2022 so far
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says Richard Neal visit 'undiplomatic'
DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has described the visit of a US delegation led by Congressman Richard Neal as the "most undiplomatic" he has ever seen.
Assembly recall next Monday in bid to elect speaker, first and deputy first ministers branded a 'Sinn Féin stunt' by DUP
Sinn Féin has secured enough signatures to recall the Northern Ireland Assembly next week in another bid to nominate a speaker.
UK Government has ‘lost critical trust’ in Northern Ireland, says Peter Hain
Rebecca Black, PA
Lord Hain said the Government is no longer trusted in the way it was when led by former prime ministers John Major, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
Pensioner left with bloody face after Derry assault
Police believe that one male was involved in this assault and have requested that he come forward
First monkeypox case identified in Northern Ireland
The first case of monkeypox has been recorded in Northern Ireland.
Review of deaths leads to decrease in recorded suicides in Northern Ireland
Jonathan McCambridge, PA
New figures show that 219 suicides were registered in NI in 2019.
Man (48) arrested in Strabane following cemetery gunshots
The arrest was made during a search operation at an address in Strabane this morning.
Jim Allister claim EU is ultimate arbiter in protocol disputes is 'inaccurate with consideration'
John Manley
JIM Allister's claim that the European Union is ultimate arbiter in disputes around the protocol is "inaccurate with consideration", according to independent verification.
Political instability putting investment in north at risk, MPs told
Ryan McAleer
POLITICAL instability and the lack of an executive is putting inward investment in Northern Ireland at risk, a committee of MPs has heard.
Malachy Finegan victim wanted to be heard by Catholic Church
Connla Young
WELL-known playwright and poet Damian Gorman has told how his brother Gerard wanted to be heard by the Catholic church after he was abused by paedophile priest Malachy Finegan.
Malachy Finegan victim calls on Catholic Church to show 'humility'
Connla Young
THE man who was abused as a child by paedophile priest Malachy Finegan has urged the Catholic church to show "humility" in their dealings with victims in a new book.
Alliance surge leaves party's 11 new MLAs without Stormont offices
John Manley
THE ALLIANCE surge has wrong-footed Stormont authorities who are struggling to allocate offices for the party’s new MLAs.
United Ireland 'more likely' following Brexit, respondents claim in survey
Paul Ainsworth
SUPPORT for a united Ireland is continuing to grow since Brexit made it more likely, a new report by the north's universities has revealed.
Woman who said she was bullied and humiliated at work settles claim
Rebecca Black, PA
Susanne Rice brought a claim for discrimination against a web development agency in Belfast.
Man denied entry to US after PSNI data breach
Staff reporter
THE Police Ombudsman has revealed that a man was refused travel to the US after a PSNI data breach.
Brandon Lewis and US delegation due to discuss protocol dispute
Gráinne Ní Aodha, PA
NI Secretary Brandon Lewis is set to stress that the UK Government’s ‘firm’ preference was for a negotiated solution with the EU over the protocol.
