Families of Omagh victims say next stage of public inquiry will be ‘pivotal’ The Omagh Bombing Inquiry will begin evidential hearings on Monday in Belfast. Evening Standard · Sep 21
Flights disrupted across north of UK amid air traffic control issue Airports in Edinburgh, Belfast and Manchester were registering delayed flights and urging passengers to check with their airlines. Evening Standard · Sep 21
Country diary: Facing the flax – this city was once built on the stuff Botanic Meadow, Belfast: I visit my local community garden, and the woman who has returned to growing this graceful crop that eventually becomes linen The Guardian - UK · Sep 17
Belfast teenager whose body was found in storm drain ‘failed by the PSNI’ Not enough evidence to explain circumstances of Noah Donohoe’s death, partly due to police mistakes, inquest finds The Guardian - UK · Sep 15
Noah was ‘my greatest gift in life’ – Fiona Donohoe Ms Donohoe’s solicitor, Niall Murphy, read a statement on her behalf outside Belfast Coroner’s Court. Evening Standard · Sep 15
‘Inquisitive, kind and bright’: Inquest heard details about character of Noah Donohoe Jurors at Belfast Coroner’s Court heard five months of evidence about the death of the Belfast schoolboy. Evening Standard · Sep 15
What we know about the disappearance and death of Noah Donohoe The 14-year-old set out to meet friends in north Belfast on the evening of Sunday June 21 2020 and was later found dead in a storm drain. Evening Standard · Sep 15
Finucane inquiry to assess if state forces ‘used UDA as proxy’ to murder lawyer Pat Finucane was shot dead at his family home in north Belfast in 1989 by the Ulster Defence Association. Evening Standard · Sep 15
Belfast teenager ‘failed by Stormont department and police’ – Fiona Donohoe Ms Donohoe was speaking following an inquest into the death of her son Noah, who was found dead in a culvert after going missing in June 2020. Evening Standard · Sep 15
Noah Donohoe inquest jury set to continue into fifth day of deliberations The long-running proceedings resumed at Belfast Coroner’s Court on Monday and saw one juror dismissed. Evening Standard · Sep 14
Merlin actor Colin Morgan to star in ‘nail-biting’ second season of Nightsleeper The second series follows a Belfast-to-Liverpool passenger ferry as it becomes the target of a potentially deadly hack-attack. Evening Standard · Sep 14
Juror excluded in long-running Noah Donohoe inquest Nine jurors – seven men and two women – remain to consider findings in the proceedings at Belfast Coroner’s Court. Evening Standard · Sep 14
Serious incident declared after Belfast woman claims contact with Novichok A serious incident was declared after a woman claimed she had come into contact with Novichok in Belfast The National (Scotland) · Sep 9
Scottish man jailed for racially motivated disorder during Belfast riots A Scottish man has been jailed for racially motivated offences linked to rioting in Belfast ... The National (Scotland) · Sep 6
Evening Standard · Sep 4 ‘Significant’ settlement for family of Navy veteran shot by soldiers in Belfast Thomas Burns, a father of four, died after being shot by soldiers as he left Glenpark social club in 1972.
Evening Standard · Aug 27 Burnham told Belfast ‘has changed’ on his first official visit as PM Publican Willie Jack told the Prime Minister that the city ‘has changed’, and is ‘progressive, no longer about burning things’.
The Independent UK · Aug 27 Andy Burnham to meet political leaders during first visit to NI as PM Mr Burnham is in Belfast in the latest part of his cost-of-living tour of the UK.
Evening Standard · Aug 23 Dissolvable 3D-printed patch aims to improve skin cancer treatment The tiny patch has been developed by researchers from Queen’s University, Belfast
The Independent UK · Aug 18 Iconic Samson and Goliath cranes dubbed ‘symbols of Belfast’ set for £3.1m refurbishment Each crane is capable of lifting 840 tonnes – equivalent to four Boeing 747 jumbo jets
Evening Standard · Aug 18 Samson and Goliath cranes set for £3.1m overhaul at Harland & Wolff Work has already begun on Goliath, the older of the two cranes.
The Independent UK · Aug 13 Protester with 44 previous convictions spared jail after trying to break into asylum hotel Robert Scott joined a demonstration in Liverpool city centre back in June after previous disruption in Belfast
Evening Standard · Aug 13 Relief and excitement as Northern Ireland’s A-level students plan next chapter Students across the region had cause for celebration as the number of top grades awarded to A-level students in Northern Ireland has risen.
Evening Standard · Aug 12 Thousands gather to watch rare solar eclipse across Ireland Crowds watched the astronomical event in Dublin and Belfast.
The National (Scotland) · Aug 10 Majority of accounts stoking far-right violence after summer attacks located overseas The majority of posts that stoked violence in the wake of two stabbing attacks came from accounts based overseas, new analysis shows
Evening Standard · Aug 10 More than 1.6 million people estimated to have attended Fleadh in Belfast The first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in the Northern Ireland capital has been hailed as a ‘watershed moment’