A file has been sent to the Public Prosecution Service as part of a police investigation into an ex-DUP mayor’s clothing expenses involving former Mid and East Antrim council boss Anne Donaghy, it has ...

Portadown FC have said they make “no apologies whatsoever” for preventing supporters from leaving their stadium after a recent game, as a section of teenagers were “clearly intent on causing trouble”.

A DUP MP has called for a judge-led review into the Parades Commission after a judge quashed it’s determination over the Drumcree march. Speaking to BBC Radio Ulster’s Nolan Show, Carla Lockhart said ...

Thompson Beckett (48), once branded the most hated man in Rathcoole, served two years in prison for a catalogue of attacks on his former partner. His victim was left needing dental surgery and ...

Dillon McElroy also had something to celebrate. Joined by Ballymoney’s Taylor Davison, he won the Junior Pairs following a battling 15-12 victory against Josh Thompson (Donaghadee) and Adam Cromie ...

Police were called to the scene of a sudden death in Co Down this morning. The incident occurred at Billy Neill Country Park, a large park situated on the outskirts of Dundonald. It was reported to ...

The Scottish Government has published draft legislation to hold a second independence referendum. The draft Independence Referendum Bill defines the franchise for a vote and will include a date upon ...

A man has been charged following the discovery of an explosive device during a security alert in Co Armagh. The device was recovered by police during a search of a house in Silverbridge on Saturday.

A Derry community worker has been hailed as a champion of peace, reconciliation and social justice following his death. Father-of-four Eamonn Deane, who was in his 80s and the former director of the ...

Jofra Archer claimed he might play “until I’m 40” thanks to England’s rampant four-man pace attack. This month’s Test series against Pakistan marks the first time Archer has lined up alongside Ollie ...

The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry in the UK is “a moment in our national history” and “an enormous act of diplomacy”, and the masterpiece will be kept in “the securest case we’ve got” to ensure its ...

Belfast’s iconic yellow cranes will be used for shipbuilding for the first time in two decades as part of a near-£100m of investment in Harland & Wolff. Work is already underway on Samson and Goliath ...