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The body of murder victim Carrie Mullane was left in a camper van for two weeks before it was wrapped in plastic sheeting and dumped in a lough, a court has heard.

Victim’s body ‘left in van for two weeks before being dumped in lough’

Laura Marshall

Laura Marshall partner says he does not know anything about her death

MPs will begin a debate on the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill this week.

Troubles Bill needs to ‘put focus, building confidence’ among victims

Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson leaving Newry Magistrates' Court, after he was released on bail for child sex abuse charges in April 2024

Mary Lou McDonald hopes Donaldson sentencing helps closure for victims

A man has been charged over a hit-and-run which resulted in the death of a man and a woman sustaining serious injuries last year.

Man charged over 2025 fatal hit-and-run crash

Aisling Reilly announces she will not stand in 2027 Stormont election

Michelle O'Neill

O’Neill ‘spent more time blocking roads than giving evidence’

Arson attacks on house and tractor believed to be linked

Under the proposed regulations, prospective buyers of a puppy or kitten will generally have to see it with its mother at the place where it was bred. (File image)

New law proposed to crack down on puppy farms

Work to begin on A5 ‘as soon as we can’, says Kimmins

The Education Authority (EA) has told principals it is currently managing a budget deficit of £143 million.

Schools told to avoid new commitments amid budget uncertainty

Appeal Court quashes ruling that A5 project cannot proceed

Finance Minister John O’Dowd

‘Huge misstep’ if UK Government sets budget for Stormont, warns O’Dowd

Forcing march down Garvaghy Road could be catastrophic, warns Boutcher

Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Sir Chris Bryant pictured at Hillsborough Castle, where he was meeting different parties involved in the Drumcree dispute. Photo: Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Bryant urges all sides to ‘double down on compromise’ over Drumcree

It cannot be ‘business as usual’ at Stormont after parading row - DUP

Sir Chris Bryant had scheduled meetings with representatives from both the Orange Order and the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition at Hillsborough Castle.

NI Secretary holds crunch talks over Drumcree parade dispute
The Northern Ireland Secretary is holding crunch talks with Orangemen and nationalist residents in a bid to resolve an intensifying dispute over a controversial parade in Portadown.
David Young

A 14-year-old boy has been arrested following the alleged incident in Carrickfergus.

Teenage boy arrested after girl, 14, hit on head with rock

PSNI officers attended the scene, along with the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service, who extinguished the fires.

Seven cars damaged in suspected arson attack

A man has been arrested in Liverpool in connection with the investigation into the murder of Robert Lawlor in Belfast

Man arrested in Liverpool as part of Belfast murder probe

A Glider bus, on the Newtownards Road in east Belfast is removed, after it was set on fire during an anti-immigration demonstration organised in response to a stabbing attack in the city Picture: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Man accused of knife attack sparking riot has case sent to crown court

Daisy Hill Hospital, Newry

Plan could see no babies born at Daisy Hill Hospital

Families of Omagh victims say next stage of inquiry will be ‘pivotal’

Taoiseach Micheál Martin

Meeting an opportunity to inject momentum into partnership – Taoiseach

Key part of Windsor Framework ‘undermines sovereignty’ committee hears

Suppliers will apply the discount automatically to eligible domestic electricity accounts. Photo (stock image): PressEye

NI households to get £63 electricity discount in October

Portadown man Robert Hamill, who was murdered in 1996.

Breaking RUC actions obstructed investigation into Hamill murder, inquiry finds

A Stormont committee heard concerns that the £100 oil vouchers are being used by some customers to buy coal.

51,000 applications for heating oil support scheme in first 24 hours
More than 50,000 applications have been made in the first 24 hours of a home heating oil support scheme.
Jonathan McCambridge

Financial offer to break Stormont budget impasse ‘falls well short’

The incident happened in the Suffolk Glen area of Belfast

Teenager arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after stabbing

Officers attended, alongside colleagues from the Armed Response Unit (ARU).

Man in serious condition after stabbing in Lurgan

Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant

Bryant to meet parties as MLAs return to Stormont from summer break

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said “confidence will be restored” in the Parades Commission

Burnham says ‘confidence will be restored’ in Parades Commission

Sickness absence in the Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) has grown to an average 13.9 days lost per staff member in a year, a new report has found.

Sickness levels rise in Northern Ireland Civil Service, report finds

Violence flared in several areas in Northern Ireland in June after a graphic video clip emerged of a man being stabbed in north Belfast.

More than 500 racist incidents recorded in month riots erupted

A consultation has been launched on plans which could ban mobile phones from schools in Northern Ireland.

Consultation launched on plans to ban mobile phones in schools

Unionism moving to ‘more extreme element’ on Drumcree, O’Neill warns

Boy, 16, arrested after discovery of suspicious devices in Omagh

Petrol bomb thrown at police during Bogside unrest

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