Crime

A 39-year-old man is due to appear before Belfast Magistrates Court on Monday, 18 February, the PSNI said.

Police have slammed as “reckless” an incident in Co Armagh during which a pipe bomb exploded close to a house where young children were living.

Police have issued a warning after prescription drugs were stolen during a burglary at a Belfast pharmacy this afternoon (Saturday).

The government can offer no clue as to when it will finish sifting through 17,000-plus responses to its consultation on dealing with the Troubles, with Sinn Fein demanding immediate implementation of all the plans which were set before the public.

A cash machine that was stolen from business premises in Co Tyrone yesterday morning (Friday) has been recovered.

Police are appealing for witnesses following a report of a shot being fired in west Belfast last night (Friday).

A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of an aggravated burglary at a house in north Belfast last night (Friday).

A former soldier has admitted killing a nurse who performed on Britain’s Got Talent in an NHS choir.

Thieves have stolen 30,000 litres of iceberg water from a Canadian vodka company.

The unborn baby of runaway schoolgirl Shamima Begum, who travelled to Syria to join Islamic State, is of “paramount concern”, her family have said.

Facebook shutdown P.S.N.I. Facebook pages this week after they were judged to have contravened the social media giant's community standards guidelines.

A 24-year old man from the Galliagh area of Londonderry is to stand trial later this year, accused of murdering a three-year old child.

Police and forensic officers are investigating after a body was found in the Keylands Place area of Belfast city centre on Friday afternoon.

A Belfast man who stole jewellery from city centre stores has been a drug addict since he was eight years old, a court heard on Friday.

Police have warned people to be vigilant after Northern Ireland women were conned out of thousands of pounds by an online scam.

A man has appeared in court in connection with the death of a woman from Co Londonderry, who died after being struck by a moped that had been involved in a police pursuit.

The powers of the police ombudsman (PONI) have been in the spotlight in an ongoing legal challenge by former senior officers.

Known as the only serving officer arrested on suspicion of ‘collusion,’ he was unemployable by the time a key witness was discredited MARK RAINEY reports

Northern Ireland would potentially stand alone if it decided to impose criminal punishments upon individual medical staff for falling short of rules about “candour”.