Northern Ireland’s chief electoral officer and the PSNI have appealed for anyone with information about alleged voting fraud in Londonderry to come forward.
Abuse victims have told top ranking officials at the Northern Ireland Civil Service in an emotionally charged meeting that a compensation scheme must be established before Christmas.
A Sinn Fein candidate has voiced fears for the safety of women standing for election as she expressed solidarity with a DUP candidate who was abused online.
The BBC has been forced to apologise after it used old footage from 2016 of Boris Johnson placing a remembrance day wreath at the cenotaph in London on Monday.
DUP Upper Bann election candidate Carla Lockhart has said she has been “overwhelmed” by the support from political rivals after she spoke out against online trolls.
A survey commissioned by the International Fund for Ireland has found an increase of six per cent of people who feel safe living around NI’s peace walls.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is proposing new legislation to prevent “vexatious” prosecutions of Armed Forces veterans in cases which have already been investigated - unless there is “compelling” new evidence.
Brexit Party leader, Nigel Farage, has reneged on his threat to stand candidates against Boris Johnson and the Conservative party in next month's general election.
A woman whose son was murdered by the IRA nine years after the Good Friday Agreement has challenged Sinn Fein to explain the status of the terror group, after police insisted it is still intact.
Victims of Historical institutional abuse in Northern Ireland will meet the head of the NI Civil Service today to find out how they will be compensated.
A majority of Remainers and Leavers would be prepared to see Northern Ireland leave the Union in order to achieve their preferred Brexit outcome, a survey has found.
