The Latest Breaking News from Northern Ireland

Efforts to repair damage caused by Storm Eowyn in Northern Ireland continue into a seventh day with 8,000 homes still without power.

Just three in 10 say exiting the bloc was the right decision, accoring to a recent YouGov poll

The body responsible for investigating miscarriages of justice in England, Wales and Northern Ireland has been plunged into crisis. The chair of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), Helen Pitcher, resigned this month following relentless criticism about the way the commission had handled recent cases.

The Power to Change campaign seeks to challenge misogynistic behaviours in Northern Ireland.

Sites across Northern Ireland, northern England and Scotland have reported losses in the huge storm.

Northern Ireland remains the most ‘cash heavy’ part of the UK while ATM use was lowest last year in the South West of England, network Link said.

The 1998 Good Friday agreement is commonly seen to have ended what were euphemistically termed “the Troubles” in Northern Ireland. However, just four months after the peace accord was signed, an attack on the town of Omagh resulted in the greatest loss of life in any single incident of the…

The 2023 legislation, introduced by the Tories, halted scores of civil cases and inquests into Troubles deaths.

Hundreds of thousands of properties were left without power on Friday.

A yellow weather warning is in place across south Wales until 9pm.

Crossbench peer Lord Morse, former head of the National Audit Office, warned that ‘not all big businesses have equally broad shoulders’.