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Alliance Party’s deputy leader Stephen Farry has won the contest to take the seat formerly held by retiring Independent candidate Lady Sylvia Hermon in one of the first results to be returned in Northern Ireland.

An online sensation who began making videos in his bedroom in Co Londonderry has amassed nearly six million subscribers around the world for his hit YouTube channel.

A Co Down primary school has given a disused caretaker’s store a illuminating makeover to help support pupils with autism.

A fresh investigation into allegations of state collusion with the Glenanne Gang has been called into question.

Police in Londonderry have revisited the last known whereabouts of a woman who abandoned her car at Foyle Bridge last Sunday.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man at a property in Grand Parade in east Belfast on Saturday morning.

A Northern Ireland church leader has warned about the dangers of indulging in a Black Friday bargain hunt.

An Ulster University academic has played a key role in solving one of the last great mysteries of World War Two.

Not even an earthquake could prevent a team of students from Lurgan captivating an American audience with the story of how they are breaking down barriers in a divided town.

A new book by a local historian looks at how the participation of GAA members in the First World War has been hidden to the untrained eye.

A conservation group who have been maintaining sites across Northern Ireland for 40 years will return to the scene of their first ‘makeover’ this Sunday.

One of Northern Ireland’s biggest musical exports of the 1980s have got back together after 30 years in a move that has seen a group of dads become “cool” again.

Considering Grace is the culmination of 120 interviews with members of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland recalling how the church dealt with the Troubles.

A trunk of possessions belonging to the co-founder of the SAS has been donated to a war museum in Co Antrim.

GRAEME COUSINS chats to a singer who is hoping to raise money in honour of those who made the ultimate sacrifice

When you think of cricketer Monty Panesar you think of locations like Lords, Edgebaston and Headingley.

A new book compiled by the Presbyterian Church in Ireland aims to acknowledge both what the church did well during the Troubles, but also to reflect upon the times when Presbyterians failed to be faithful peacemakers.

The Orange Order has brought back into focus a tablecloth made nearly 350 years ago as a present to King William.