Autumn is the biggest publishing time of the year, when nail-biting thrillers, scintillating dramas and revealing memoirs all jostle for position to reach the Christmas number one. For autumn 2026, ...

Féile Derry was forced to release a statement condemning the “misogynistic and sectarian abuse targeting Martina Anderson ...

Northern Ireland Office minister says democracy ‘thrives when all of us genuinely have the opportunity and skills to make our voices heard’ ...

The grey skies held tight until the heavens opened like an outburst of emotion to be held in no more, as football took a back seat.

FROM a distance you can see them, the carrion birds flocking over Stormont waiting for the cadaver of so-called regional democracy to be hoisted onto the roof of Parliament Buildings – you know, the ...

Unearthed for just one day over the weekend, the 19th century underground barrier was built to keep Catholic and Protestant graves apart at Belfast City Cemetery ...

Tougher penalties for “terrorist-linked” offences are to be introduced without delay on both sides of the Border. New legislation to be speeded through by Order in Council, signed by Northern Ireland ...

After nearly five decades at the City Heel Bar, Christopher McIlhone recalls famous customers, changing fashions and how his sons are helping keep one of Belfast’s oldest trades alive ...

Signed from Bodo-Glimt for £11m plus add ons, striker Kasper Hogh showed no signs of nerves as he bagged a hat-trick in Celtic’s 5-1 win over Kilmarnock on Sunday, declaring himself ‘a happy, happy ...

The US president said world football’s governing body would ‘never be as successful or profitable again’ if Infantino leaves.

The relevant legislation is found in section 34 of Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005. This section sets out that expenditure cannot be deducted in computing trading profits unless it is ...