Crime

“A man, aged 21, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder, and he remains in police custody at this time

Murder hunt launched after woman’s body found in garage

Police are currently at the scene of a serious assault in the Castlereagh Road area of east Belfast

Crime: Man arrested in the early hours in connection with serious assault

Masked housebreaker entering a house for stealing in the daytime. Thief in balaclava holding a crowbar to break a glass window.

Police investigate six burglaries - one involving masked men armed with crowbars

Forensic teams sift through the debris in the centre of Omagh following the bomb blast

Omagh bomb inquiry: Former army agent loses bid for core participant status

A general view of the Learmount Road near Claudy where 18-year-old Noah Karran lost his life.

Tributes to 'kindest soul' Noah, 18, after fatal car accident

The funeral cortege of Stephen Warnock, the loyalist shot dead in Newtownards in 2002, leaves his Belfast home

Police reviewing the murder of Stephen Warnock are appealing for information

A scene of the aftermath of one of the three Claudy bombs

IRA atrocity relatives: 'Where is our public inquiry?'

Darren Moore

Former Irish league player in court for stealing alcohol, meat and toiletries

Former sub-postmaster Lee Williamson (right) had his convictions quashed at the Court of Appeal and is pictured with his solicitor Michael Madden outside court

Co Tyrone sub-postmaster has his Horizon IT scandal convictions quashed in court

arrested man with cuffed hands

Intoxicated man arrested after he becomes 'aggressive towards police

NIAS

Newry resident sustains injuries to his head and body during assault

Emergency

Man barricades himself into house and become hostile initiating 'stand-off'

Jim Donegan

4,000 pages of material on Jim Donegan murder to be handed over to inquest

IRA murder victim Ned Gibson with daughter Marlene, who here speaks to the News Letter

IRA victims react to fresh investigation into 1989 Finucane murder

A public inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane will cause nationalist and unionist victims to feel that their loved ones were "collateral damage" in the Troubles, says retired Det Ch Supt Norman Baxter.

Finucane Inquiry will make victims feel ‘collateral damage’

LONDON - APRIL 27: A general virew of the Scales of Justice on top of the Old Bailey on April 27, 2007 in London. (Photo by Bruno Vincent/Getty Images):Old Bailey GV

'Devious' Co Fermanagh sex offender dumped his phone into a lough

​A “devious” sex offender who admitted downloading thousands of indecent images of children dumped his mobile phone into a lough in disgust at what he had done, the High Court heard today.

Alan Erwin

Pat Finucane - right - with his client Patrick McGeown as he walks free from Crumlin Road Court in 1988 after McGeown had been acquitted of involvement in the murder of two British soldiers (McGeown had a previous IRA bombing conviction)

Finucane inquiry reaction: DUP asks 'what about other families?'

Screen grab from the UK Covid-19 Inquiry live stream of witness Catherine Todd, a mother from Northern Ireland, whose newborn son Ziggy died during the pandemic.

Mother who contracted Covid tells inquiry she had to wear PPE as baby died

Man armed with baseball bat

Man attacked by a number of males armed with baseball bats in Newry

Golden retriever puppy

NI Minister backs campaign to help combat illegal puppy breeding

Arlene Arkinson

Search for remains of teenager Arlene Arkinson continues in Co Donegal

Blurred figures of people with medical uniforms in hospital corridor

Man (30) and woman (20) charged in connection with Sackville Street assault

arrested man with cuffed hands

Detectives probing Baronscourt Heights, Carryduff burglary arrest two men

]Police are appealing for information following a report of criminal damage at residential premises at the Vernon Street area of south Belfast on Monday, September 9

A mother and two children 'left shaken' after report of criminal damage

Newry Courthouse

North Antrim couple on trial charged with causing multiple injuries to child

Court report

Racist assault accused shouted 'get back on your boat' - court is told

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson arriving for an arraignment hearing at Newry court on Tuesday morning. Speaking loudly and clearly, he said 'not guilty' as each charge was read to him in court. The former DUP leader is accused of one charge of rape, four of gross indecency and 13 of indecent assault.

Trial date set as Donaldson pleads not guilty to 18 historical sex offences

Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has pleaded not guilty to 18 historical sex offences.

Jonathan McCambridge

Court report

Father and son face trial over hammer attack which fractured man's skull

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson arriving at Newry courthouse on Tuesday, September 10, 2024

Donaldson arrives at court for latest hearing over sex offence charges

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris (left) shakes the hand of Garda Timothy McSweeney after he received his Silver Scott medal from Minister for Justice Helen McEntee (right) for tackling a man with a knife. Photo: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Medal for Garda ambushed by IRA gang at home in 1942

Glenelly Villas

Young man sustains multiple cracked teeth in aggravated burglary in Draperstown

ustice Minister Naomi Long has announced plans for a stand-alone new 'Victims Bill' to protect victims of hate crime such as muslims, ethnic minorities and gay and transgender people. Photo: David Young/PA Wire

Long announces 'Victims Bill' to support victims of hate crime

Lucy Letby, the nurse previously convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others, has now been found guilty of the attempted murder of a baby girl.

Lucy Letby appeal: What's been said and can she overturn conviction?

NIAS

PSNI officer rushed to hospital after being knocked off his bicycle

Four people were killed and over 50 injured in an IRA bomb attack on the Horse and Groom pub in Guildford

Body set up to investigate Troubles cases to probe 1974 Guildford pub bombings

A national speed limit sign near the Newry border

Sentences for 100mph-plus drivers 'must be stiffer: right now it's no deterrent'

Car theft

Detectives appeal for information following theft of a BMW 5 Series

A man has been arrested

Man arrested by PSNI Terrorism Investigation Team

Appeal for information

Man suffers facial injuries and suspected broken leg after serious assault

Police have confirmed that the body of a woman in her 70s was found on a beach in Shanklin on the Isle of Wight this morning.

Suspected firearms found in a river in Co Armagh

Jeff Dudgeon convenes the Malone House Group, which challenges ‘lawfare’ against the UK state and lopsided probes against the security forces. He is concerned that this will continue under the new legacy body due to an undue focus on Article Two of the European Convention. Picture by Arthur Allison, Pacemaker

Legacy body rejects fears of investigatory imbalance against state forces

A man has escaped injury following a reported attempted petrol bombing of a first-floor flat in Antrim

Man escapes injury after 'petrol bombing' of Antrim flat

Colin Worton, whose brother Kenneth was one of 10 workmen shot dead by the IRA at Kingsmills. In the background are photos of all ten men and the minibus they were driving.

Council hosting IRA play like 'a knife in the back' says survivor

The Commercial Road area of Banbridge

Police vehicle rammed after reports of a car being driven erratically

One of the police officers - dealing with anti-social behaviour off the Westlink in west Belfast – sustained a significant head injury

Police officer sustains 'significant' head injury while on duty

PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher

PSNI chief constable aims to boost officer numbers to 7,000

Ashford Lodge in Glengormley where a security alert took place in the early hours of Friday morning. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Homes evacuated as police investigated suspicious object now declared a hoax

Sir Declan Morgan, chairman of the commission

Powers of new Troubles body 'are unprecedented' says Sir Declan Morgan

31/8/2020: Danny Kinahan, Northern Ireland’s first-ever Veterans Commissioner, lays a wreath at Ards Cenotaph (photo Pacemaker Press)

Danny Kinahan confirms he is quitting as Veterans Commissioner

The crest of the PSNI's LGBT Network

TUV MP hopes for 'end to special treatment for LGBT group in the PSNI'

Ballymena Courthouse

Man banned from driving for one month after being caught going at 106mph

PSNI

Investigation launched after report of ongoing racial abuse directed at children

Police metal handcuffs on black background

Three boys - aged 10 and two aged 13-years - arrested for rioting

Smoke billows from a fire that engulfed the 24-storey Grenfell Tower in west London in 2017.

Grenfell: Kingspan 'knowingly created false insulation market'

Prescription tablets

140,000 prescription tablets seized by PSNI from Northern Ireland house