A member of staff at a supermarket in east Belfast has been rewarded for their act of goodwill in paying for the shopping of a pensioner who was experiencing difficulties with his bank card.
A unique orchestral version of the soundtrack for landmark BBC documentary series Spotlight On The Troubles will be performed by the Ulster Orchestra next week.
A local music star has come up with a unique piece of memorabilia to raise funds for research into cancer using equipment belonging to a fellow Northern Ireland rock band.
Having fled their home in Iran due to religious persecution, Jamileh Salehzadeh and Mehdi Taj have made a new start in the Province thanks to the Presbyterian Church.
Church leaders in the Province have expressed their concern at the prospect of “an almost unregulated abortion regime” being imposed on NI from Westminster.
In a major human trafficking operation police have arrested a man and a woman who they suspected of running a brothel while a further five men were arrested for paying for sexual services.
A young woman recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis set herself the challenge of climbing NI’s highest mountain in the dark to come to terms with her condition.
Queen’s University has said it is investigating a poster on display on the Sinn Fein stand at the Queen’s Freshers’ Fair, which included the slogan ‘Brits Out’.
A trip to Lapland for a group of young people with special needs which had been in doubt due to the collapse of Thomas Cook looks to have been rescued by the generosity of a stranger.
Thanks to a group of inspirational volunteers, hundreds of visually impaired people in Northern Ireland have been able to enjoy running in the great outdoors.
