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Storm Goretti live: rail services suspended, flights cancelled and schools closed across UK
Road, rail and air travel disrupted as Storm Goretti brings wind, rain and snow to the UK and parts of EuropeTell us: how have you been affected by Storm Goretti?Officials in the West Midlands have warned of the “worst snowfall in a decade” as parts of England and Wales prepare to be hit with 5-...
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Woman facing charges connected to Kevin Conway murder at risk if identity revealed, court hears
A woman facing charges connected to the gangland murder of Kevin Conway in west Belfast will be at risk if her identity is revealed, a court heard today.
Explore the UK's 'cleanest' walking trail in Co Antrim
The walking route has been named the cleanest in the UK and provides some incredible views as well but you will need to check to ensure it is open before you embark on a trip
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Social media warning ahead of inquest into death of Belfast boy Noah Donohoe
A judge has warned about potentially serious consequences over any speculative social media posts ahead of an inquest into the death of Belfast boy Noah Donohoe.
Beautiful Irish island offering free accommodation to two people – but there's a catch
Great Blasket Island, located off the coast of Dunquin near Dingle in the Republic of Ireland, is on the lookout for a duo to take charge of the coffee shop and three holiday cottages
Translink offer reward for information after bus driver robbed in West Belfast
A man with a crowbar robbed a driver on Friday morning
Burglar accused to stand trial after alleged raid on hotels, a nursing home, a bowling alley and fast food chain
An alleged serial burglar is to stand trial over alleged raids on hotels, a nursing home and a school in Belfast, a judge ordered today.
Social media warning ahead of inquest into death of Noah Donohoe
"The consequences of such activity could be serious, not only for the progress of the inquest, but also for any person engaged in inappropriate social media activity"
Storm Goretti batters UK with heavy winds and snow
Met Office issues rare red warning as winter storm causes power cuts, travel disruption and school closuresStorm Goretti – latest updatesSnow and ice are expected to grip much of the UK over the weekend as parts of the country continue to reel from the effects of Storm Goretti, which left thousand...
New mural unveiled in East Belfast honouring former PUP leader David Ervine
"Many kids today aren't aware of David's legacy and the important role he played in securing peace and the Good Friday Agreement"
Manslaughter case over death of Co Down children's nurse adjourned over strikes
Two men were due to be arraigned at Belfast Crown Court today on charges arising from Karen Cummings death, including manslaughter.
Trial of man facing terrorism charges in doubt as he is "significantly unwell'', court told
Mr Justice Fowler said he was reluctant to take the case out of the list for those reasons outlined by the prosecution and would review it closer to the trial date
Belfast parents urged to use child symptom checker as A&E waits rise
The symptom checker is designed to direct families to the care they need
PSNI change policy on releasing custody pictures of convicted criminals
The decision has been described as 'long overdue'
Father and son arrested after Auto Crime Team uncovers drugs, cash, and false plates
A U-turn led to the pair's downfall
Trial of two men accused of killing NI children’s nurse is delayed
A court case concerning the death of a children's nurse in Co Down was adjourned today due to the ongoing barristers’ strike.
Trial of alleged Derry dissident in doubt as he is ‘significantly unwell’ after surgery
The trial of a Londonderry man facing terrorism charges is now in doubt as the defendant is “significantly unwell’’ after he recently underwent surgery, a court has heard.
Children left "extremely frightened" after men smash their way into home
Two children were at the house when three men smashed their way into the premises
‘Once those tracks are lifted, that’s them lifted for good’: Plea for Minister to rethink greenway plans
A heritage railway charity has appealed to the Infrastructure Minister for heritage transport to be given equal opportunities for funding compared to active travel projects.
‘Once those tracks are lifted, that’s them lifted for good’: Heritage railway urges Infrastructure Minister to rethink plans for greenway on former tracks
A heritage railway charity has appealed to the Infrastructure Minister for heritage transport to be given equal opportunities for funding compared to active travel projects.