Police officers who recorded multiple vulnerable people while making sexualised comments sacked
Police Ombudsman Jacqui Durkin described the behaviour of two PSNI officers as ‘utterly despicable’
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Police Ombudsman Jacqui Durkin described the behaviour of two PSNI officers as ‘utterly despicable’
Wayne Rooney is reportedly set to earn a pretty penny for his upcoming stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here. The Manchester United and England legend has been confirmed as one of the stars of the show when the lineup was announced on Tuesday (November 12), alongside Chloe Burrows, Joanne Page, and […]
Ledley Hall Boys and Girls Club is one of the many projects in NI supported by BBC Children in Need.
Success rate of claims for international protection has been falling for several years anyway, data shows
Jim Crawford’s team qualified for playoff with an outstanding run that included victory against England
Microsoft services including Outlook, Teams and Copilot suffered a worldwide outage on Thursday, disrupting access for tens of thousands of users across 74 countries and territories. The company blamed elevated infrastructure loads and said it was working to restore services, but recovery remained limited hours later.
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya defends Angela Merkel’s record on Russia and says Europe indulged Alexander Lukashenko as “our son of the bitch."
The informal meeting of the European Council comes a day after the Irish capital hosted the European Political Community summit.
The informal meeting of the European Council comes a day after the Irish capital hosted the European Political Community summit.
More people in Northern Ireland want the union and the United Kingdom than want a united Ireland.But the gap is closing, more younger people favour Irish unity than not, and there is no outright majority for the union. Meanwhile in Dublin, both Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have begun to engage with the subject, or at least are being seen to.What have they been doing – and how seriously should we be taking it?Ciarán Dunbar is joined by the Belfast Telegraph’s Northern Ireland editor Sam McBride,...
Former England winger Grealish has missed Everton’s last four matches following a breach of club discipline.
The Ballon d’Or winner became his country’s most-capped player of all time against Croatia.
Italy beat France 3-1 while Spain see off Czechia in Prague
The Prince of Wales presented the England captain with the framed shirt to celebrate his record-breaking 126th appearance for the team.
Stormont communities minister Gordon Lyons has insisted there is not “only one party holding up papers at the executive”, claiming he has been unable to secure approval for a proposal to establish a homelessness commission.
A police officer in Northern Ireland who recorded a video of a woman with learning difficulties in bed while making sexualised comments has been sacked.
Captain Kane surpassed Shilton with his 126th cap in Thursday’s Nations League clash with Croatia.
A state agent was among those who planted the Omagh bomb, a former senior police officer has told the inquiry investigating the 1998 inquiry.
U-Bake is undertaking the investment with support from Invest Northern Ireland's Agri-Food Investment Initiative (AFII).
A 33-year-old Irishman has been arrested in connection with a ‘brutal attack’ against as many as six women in a Glasgow flat. The alleged incident is claimed to have taken place at a property on Glassford Court in the early hours of Monday. The man has since appeared before Glasgow Sheriff Court and been charged […]
The Prime Minister was attending the European Political Community summit in Dublin.
Two men and a youth to be sentenced in new year over incident in Dungiven
Cafe Storm opens new £50,000 café in historic Sion Stables following restoration of landmark Co Tyrone building designed by renowned architect William F Unsworth
Final resting place of nun who died in earthquake has become place of pilgrimage for Catholics
Anna McErlean succeeds Peter McBride following organisation’s annual general meeting
US investment firm Gordon Brothers is ‘taking due care’ to consider if one of three bidders has enough funds Business live – latest updates Poundland’s owner has said it is “taking due care” to consider if one of three bidders had enough funds to ensure its survival after the troubled budget retail chain secured two more weeks to find a deal. The management of Poundland , which employs approximately 12,000 people and operates 600 stores in the UK and Ireland, won approval from the high court...
Jobs in agriculture in Northern Ireland have seen the steepest decline of all sectors in Northern Ireland, at the same time as employment in general massively increased.
More than 50 world leaders are in Dublin for the European Political Community summit.
Philomena’s law will protect UK-based survivors who are trying to access the redress scheme.
A Limerick woman was beaten to death and her body kept for a fortnight before it was hidden in a Co Fermanagh Lough, a court heard today.
Barclay Communications becomes the only Northern Ireland-headquartered provider appointed to the £300 million mobile solutions of the UK Government's £1.5 billion telecoms framework
The European Political Community summit is getting under way in Dublin with Micheál Martin greeting heads of state and EU officials.
People in Northern Ireland are encouraged to share their experiences of significant weight loss as part of a major UK-wide study looking beyond the numbers on the scales to understand how weight loss affects everyday life.
Author failed in court bid to block media naming him over sexual misconduct allegations amid claims he would self-harm
Metro Bank has put itself up for sale as it looks to the "next phase of growth" after recent turnaround efforts.
McDaid’s Bakery owner to boost production capacity and jobs with new technology and automation at Skeoge Industrial Estate
Mounting housing criticism The post Government set to miss 2030 housing target by 136,000 homes appeared first on Gript .
Schools were evacuated across Italy on Wednesday following a series of hoax bomb threats. Similar hoax threats were reported in schools in Britain, Scotland and Ireland. The threats come after a series of hoax bomb alerts in recent weeks including on flights across Europe and cyber attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems in several European countries, including Italy. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Jamie Smith-Maillet tells us more.
The supermarket believes the move is a first in the UK after being widely adopted in the US.
A Lisburn family has been left “distraught” over water leaking next to their loved ones’ grave as a council and government owned company dispute responsibility.
The Salvation Army is calling on the public to support its Family Appeal at Christmas 2026, with Northern Ireland stars Ian McElhinney (actor and director), Marie Jones (actor and playwright) and Denise Watson (sports broadcaster and journalist) joining staff, volunteers and business partners to help bring Christmas joy to families in need.
Over recent weeks, my public support for TransformED has prompted considerable discussion about the future of education in Northern Ireland. Whilst many have engaged constructively with my arguments, others have questioned whether my age and relatively limited length of service as a teacher qualify me to contribute to the debate.
Mr Matthew Robinson, the East Londonderry Ulster Unionist Party Assembly candidate, has called for a Veterans’ Day to be established in the constituency to run as part of the Armed Forces Day celebrations.
Controversial application included potential water pollution and digging up peatland marked for conservation
UK legislation – coming into effect in January – will increase by one year the legal age for the sale of tobacco annually, putting it permanently out of reach for those currently aged 17 and under The post Eight-in-ten want tobacco ‘lifetime ban’ for children appeared first on Irish Medical Times .
Gardaí and European police forces are exploring if foreign powers used AI agents to send thousands of hoax bomb threats across Ireland, the UK and Italy, Extra.ie has learned. The mass disturbance caused panic yesterday as schools and media organisations received identical emails, which caused many places to evacuate out of an abundance of caution. […]
Good morning. I’m Luca Bertuzzi, holding the pen for today’s newsletter. In this edition, leaders from across the world are flocking to Dublin for the European Political Community summit, where the war in Ukraine looms large, while the latest EU-UK draft statement significantly softened its wording.
The war in Ukraine will be among issues discussed as Ireland hosts the ninth meeting of the European Political Community.
Liam Kelly, chair of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, says courageous but exhausted officers have been let down by broken promises by politicians
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Volodymyr Zelensky and Micheál Martin discussed the programme during a meeting in Dublin on Wednesday.
The latest film adaptation of one of David Walliams’ books has been dropped by Sky, following serious allegations made against the comedian. Mr Walliams, who rose to fame as one of the creative forces behind Little Britain and Come Fly With Me, has been accused of having inappropriate relationships with underage fans. Mr Walliams previously […]
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