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The funeral for John Larmour took place in October 1988

Letter: Every day a family remembers a loved one

Plans to light Belfast City Hall for an abortion campaign this week were halted. Photo: Iain Gray/News Letter

Council tight-lipped on later date for Belfast City Hall abortion lights

Justice Minister Naomi Long

Questions for Justice Minister Naomi Long accused of ‘misleading Assembly’

Morning View

Editorial: Human element key in eligibility political football

Alliance MLA Eoin Tennyson took questions from across the Assembly on his bill to outlaw 'conversion practices'.

'Parents would need a KC at the kitchen table' under conversion law - UUP

The public have not yet forgiven the Tories, but leader Kemi Badenoch has earned real respect

Ruth Dudley Edwards: Badenoch is intelligent, tough, and has passion for truth

TUV MLA Timothy Gaston (right) with the legal activist Jamie Bryson after a High Court ruling over Drumcree.

Parades Commission needs to 'come clean' on previous cases - TUV

DUP deputy leader Michelle McIlveen demands answers from DAERA over Fivemiletown cattle case

DAERA must answer outstanding questions over Fivemiletown incident: McIlveen

MLAs from all Stormont's parties opposed a change to how much funding was divvied out to community groups.

Economist questions community sector employment schemes spend

Sir Keir Starmer was an out of touch PM that did not even get the memo to know when his time was up

Letter: Starmer’s political journey has ended in failure

BBC Radio Foyle's studios and offices at the Northland Road in Londonderry.

Vital service or relic? BBC tight-lipped on Radio Foyle costs amid cuts

DUP MLA Diane Dodds.

Rising tariffs in Republic limits cross-border health scheme applications

Democratic Unionist Party MP for Upper Bann, Carla Lockhart, urged Sir Keir Starmer to step in and reconsider adding it to the test during Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday

PM pledges to consider again adding degenerative condition to heel prick test

Five new members were appointed to the Board of Invest NI

Letter: Questions must be asked over appointments

A white Audi car parked inside the police station in Lurgan, Co Armagh after a delivery driver was threatened at gunpoint and forced to drive his car with an object inside to the town's police station, sparking a security alert. Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

PSNI says 'problems' with security gate had no bearing on Lurgan bomb attack

Run by the Housing Developmental Foundation, known as SAKAN, the programme has developed a housing support model that brings together 313 nonprofit organisations and 1.4 million volunteers

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The international development community has spent years arguing that complex social challenges are best addressed through coordinated, multi-stakeholder systems.
George Jones

A man sweeps up debris near a residential building that was hit in an airstrike in the early hours of March 27, 2026 in Tehran, Iran; the war has been pushing up oil prices

Pressure on Stormont over home heating bills as questions remain on £17m scheme

Economy minister Caoimhe Archibald.

DUP hit out at officials for confusion on £81m home heating support

Signage at the the storm drain near the Premier Drive/Northwood Road area of north Belfast where Belfast teenager Noah Donohoe was found

Questions raised over missing storm drain water sample in Noah Donohoe inquest

Stormont is failing to do what is best for the people of Northern Ireland, writes John Mulholland

Letter: £14k reward for a totally dysfunctional assembly

Máiría Cahill.

Máiría Cahill: Gaston's questions to First Minister are ‘entirely legitimate’

Growing awareness around how agreements were sold is leading many drivers to reassess deals they entered into in the past.

Ad Feature Why UK drivers are questioning if they were mis-sold car finance

News that hundreds of jobs could go at a Co Tyrone meat packing plant has stunned the agri-food sector.

Allister: ‘Question must be asked’ if Sea Border to blame for plant closure

We really do ask Alexa some odd things

Revealed: The most common questions people ask Alexa (Some are weird)

Fearne Cotton has teamed up with Samsung to go back to her chart show roots.

David Bowie named among top icons to have predicted the future

Tepe is urging people to not take shortcuts on their dental routine.

Millions of Brits admit they cut corners in daily tasks

The Portstewart hotel and restaurant Me and Mrs Jones which close suddenly at the weekend has reassured customers that they will get a full refund

Portstewart hotel updates customers following unexpected closure
No warning, no welcome: Me and Mrs Jones’ abrupt closure stuns guests but hotel vows to refund bookings and reopen ‘next year’
Claire Cartmill

The book that could shatter the wealth management industry

Ad Feature “Why Your Wealth Manager Is Robbing You Blind”

The names for storms during the 2025/26 storms season

This is what weather warnings mean as Storm Amy hits NI

SF ministers Michelle O'Neill and Caoimhe Archibald have been criticised over their 'silence' on a major US investment in NI. Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Sinn Fein ministers' 'inexplicable silence' on Bank of America jobs

Letters to editor

Letter: Questions about the wider responsibility of the Mobuoy dump crime

Children from a Busy Bees nursery expanding their curiosity as the UK's leading childcare provider reveals the top 40 most asked questions from pre-schoolers

40 curious questions toddlers ask their parents every day

The notification has been placed on Benone Beach in Co Londonderry by the Department of Agriculture , Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) ahead of the bank holiday weekend. The beach on the north coast, with its seven-mile stretch of sand and dunes, is popular with tourists.

Swimming barred at a popular beach ahead of a balmy Bank Holiday weekend

Blair Mayne (left) and Robert Alexander (right) relaxing during the Lions tour of 1938. (Photo by Police Museum Northern Ireland)

Lions summer glory reignites 'greatest' debate and memories of past tours

21 per cent find it frustrating when other people keep the volume too low

Brits reveal top TV bugbears - including spoilers and loud eating

Win thousands of pounds worth of Whisky for the price of a bottle of Bells with Master of Malt's competitions

Test your whisky knowledge and win some of the world's rarest drams

The PSNI Pride vehicle at a recent Newry Pride event.

PSNI reviewing remaining involvement with Pride after police impartiality ruling

Actor Larry Lamb and his son George Lamb transform travel time on the train into opportunities for meaningful conversations with friends and loved ones.

More than one in ten know more about celebrities than their loved ones

Research of 2,000 UK adults found one in five have fallen victim to at least one ticket scam.

One in five Brits have fallen victim to at least one ticket scam

Rustie Lee reveals how smart meter installers can help keep energy equipment safe at home

Energy expert lifts lid on Brits’ top queries - like lost fuse boxes

After attending Belfast Pride in recent years, Head of the civil service will miss this year's event.

Jayne Brady won't attend Belfast Pride amid political row over NICS involvement

Morning View

Editorial: IRA murders have not had proper scrutiny

A poll of 2,000 adults, 18 per cent identify as a ‘cautious calculator'

Four in 10 Brits keep money affairs private - are you one of them?

Chief constable Jon Boutcher at the Policing Board on May 8

Questions still hang above ‘Sean’ saga over a week on

Parents worry their kids are going to spend the entire two weeks on their devices

Parents think kids will spend four hours a day on screens this Easter

Belfast's Grand Central Station is to get new Irish language signs - at an estimated cost of £145,000 - just months after it opened

Questions about Irish language signage at Grand Central Station 'legitimate'

Northern Ireland has a developed healthcare system, which is evolving to include specialist care units

Letter: Centres of excellence could bring new revenue

The 'establishment', including virtually every politician in NI, never tackles the blatant squandering of scarce cash and resources, writes G Murphy

Letter: Questions to be asked over drain of cash

The TUV has raised questions about why Stormont isn't spending all of the money allocated to it by Westminster as a result of a more generous childcare scheme in England, on childcare here. Photo: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

TUV question how Stormont Executive spent extra childcare cash

Rangers' Interim manager Barry Ferguson during a training session at the Rangers Training Centre, Glasgow. (Photo by Steve Welsh/PA Wire)

Barry Ferguson will 'work my backside off' to transform Rangers fortunes

First minister Michelle O'Neill has had numerous meetings with Chinese officials over the years - pictured here meeting former Chinese Consul General in Belfast Madame Zhang Meifang in 2020.

Stormont questions on First Ministers’ meetings with Chinese government

These are the 10 essential questions to ask your partner before the baby arrives.

10 questions you should ask your partner before you have a baby

The head of the Education Authority has defended its handling of the allocation of more than £700,000 to a school for a sports pitch.

Education Authority chief defends handling of school pitch funding

It comes after Bristolians were ranked as the most romantic in the UK

What's your love language? Take this quiz to find out

Two-thirds of Brits would fail the citizenship test

Ad Feature Two-thirds of Brits stumped by UK citizenship test, research shows

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