Courts

Gary Anderson

Judge explains why on-the-run murderer was granted temporary release

The scene after a delivery driver was ordered at gunpoint to drive with a briefcase-sized bomb to Lurgan police station in March 2026

New arrest over attempted car bomb attack at Lurgan Police Station

Survivors of 1992 UVF gun attack settle civil case

Police respond following rioting which occurred last month (PA)

North Belfast attack accused told case going to Crown Court

Six-month delay to Omagh Bombing Inquiry

It allows Asset Reality to offer crypto custody services

Ad Feature First asset recovery operating system registers with FCA

Andrew Bowman is confronted and attacks two Environment Agency water bailiffs whilst fishing at Poole Hall Fisheries near Alveley - assisted by his dad Sidney Bowman.

Anglers turn violent after being caught fishing with no licence

Enoch Burke is an evangelical Christian from Castlebar, Co Mayo, who refused on principle to address a pupil in his school, Wilson's Hospital School in Co Westmeath

Letter: Enoch Burke case shows that ‘great’ Ireland is a fairy story

East Belfast MLA Joanne Bunting is the DUP chair of the justice committee.

DUP queries cost of Police Ombudsman's appeal on collusion ruling

Authorities in the UK have intensified efforts to tackle illegal streaming devices such as modified Fire TV sticks and IPTV services

Dodgy streaming mastermind caught by police

Hugh Nelson has been jailed for 18 years. Photo: Greater Manchester Police

Jail for ‘depraved’ paedophile who used AI to make child abuse pics

Five of the images released by PSNI

PSNI release six images of men they wish to speak to about disorder in Belfast

Former subpostmaster Vijay Parekh was wrongly accused of stealing £78,000 from his branch

‘I lost 15 years of my life’ says former sub-postmaster

Many journalists who have campaigned against Section 40 from the outset will welcome the commitment in the King's Speech to “protect public interest journalism,” by repealing Section 40 through the inclusion of the Media Bill.

Section 40 repeal: Press freedom was never more in the public interest Gary Shipton

Sandra Chapman

Sandra: An unforgettable month of tragedy and an NHS which needs transformation

Timothy Schofield was found guilty in April of 11 sexual offences involving a child between 2016 and 2019.

Breaking Phillip Schofield’s brother jailed after sexually abusing boy
The brother of TV presenter Phillip Schofield has been jailed for 12 years for sexually abusing a boy.
Sophie Wills

Phillip Schofield. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)

Breaking Phillip Schofield’s brother Tim found guilty of sexually abusing boy

Breaking Gwyneth Paltrow wins legal battle over ski crash - awarded $1 damages

Gwyneth Paltrow took to the stand on March 24

Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash trial: Why actress is being sued & testimony

Disgraced former US lawyer Alex Murdaugh (centre) was convicted of the murder of his wife and son. (Photo: courtesy of Netflix)

Alex Murdaugh gets life without parole for wife and son murders

Cannibal Holocaust director Ruggero Deodato dies aged 83

Several thousand Apprentice Boys take part in the annual Lundy parade in Derry on Saturday.

Courts called upon to solve problems caused by a failure of government and polit...

Killer drivers face life in jail under new law from this week

Queen’s Speech 2021: summary of key bills and legislation announced - from planning to electoral integrity (Photo by CHRIS JACKSON/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

All the bills and legislation promised in the Queen's Speech 2021

Protestors had gathered for the demonstration in opposition to the Police and Crime Bill. (Photo: Finnbarr Webster/Getty Images)

Police van set alight, clashes and destruction at Bristol's 'Kill the Bill' prot...

Judicial review allows the public to challenge government decisions which they believe may be unlawful (Photo: Shutterstock)

Courts may soon be unable to challenge government decisions - here's why

The bill has now been delayed until "later in the year" (Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Controversial policing bill has been delayed after backlash - what you need to k... Rhona Shennan

Protests against police powers were held on March 14 (Getty Images)

This is what the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill would mean for protes...

Civil liberties groups have expressed alarm over the government's plans (Photo: Leon Neal/Getty Images)

New UK laws could make many forms of protest restricted - and give police new po...

A general view of Newry Courthouse

Business at NI courthouse suspended after ‘incidence of Covid-19’

Mobile phone driving law explained: what the current rules are and how they will...

North-south electricity link-up approved

Image One

PSNI release images of four people they wish to speak to in relation to 11th nig...

Raymond McCord (right), a victims campaigner in Northern Ireland continues to pursue a legal bid to block the suspension of Parliament, with one of his lawyers in front of Belfast High Court. Photo credit: David Young/PA Wire

Call for NI courts to sit through the night to sort Brexit legal challenge

Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar ruled out government with Sinn Fein

Coalition with ‘toxic and bullying’ Sinn Fein ruled out by Leo Varadkar

The Inn of Court, which is in The Bar Library off the Great Hall of the Royal Courts of Justice in Belfast, ahead of the sitting there of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom on April 20 2018.
Picture taken from Bar of NI twitter feed @TheBarofNI with permission from the Bar

Aware that justice needs to be seen to be done, UK's top court comes to the Belf...

More than 10,000 firms submitted data; 78% with a pay gap favouring men

Gender pay gap: 78% of firms paying men more than women

Police were attacked with petrol bombs and projectiles at an illegal dissident republican march in Londonderry. Picture Press Eye

Unionists call for courts to crack down on illegal demonstrations

British soldiers walk to a police van that partly hides a pickup truck in front of a side entrance to the Osnabrueck British army barracks after an IRA mortar attack in June 1996.

Germany '˜contrived' to release IRA bomber

The latest dissident device was discovered in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast at the weekend

Courts must get tough on dissidents: former police deputy

Morning View

Courts must urgently explain lenient bail policy for terror cases

Waste exemptions and registration of waste carriers

Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 28th March 2016

Trouble starts in the Lake Street area of Lurgan as nationalist youths throw stones at police and set a wheelie bun on fire on the railway line. A PSNI officer removes the bin from the tracks.

Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

Ninth person charged over Easter disorder

Police are today releasing images of people they wish to speak with in relation to serious public disorder in Rosapenna Street last summer.

In pictures: PSNI release images of men they want to speak to over public disord...

News you can trust since 1737

© 2026 Iconic Media Group Ltd. All rights reserved.Terms and Conditions Privacy notice