Tens of thousands

UK Contingent Unit 2 'The Wee Buns' from Northern Ireland at the world jamboree site in South Korea before they had to evacuate. Photo: The Wee Buns Facebook page

NI scouts among those evacuated from jamboree site in South Korea

Uniformed PSNI officers in the Belfast Pride parade in 2018. This year the PSNI has banned uniformed officers from taking part.
Picture By: Arthur Allison.

Donaldson: PSNI right to ban uniforms at Belfast Pride

Pádraic Fogarty, who describes himself as an ecologist, has quit as campaigns officer of the Irish Wildlife Trust because a blog he wrote comparing Irish farming organisations to the far right DUP was edited. Picture taken from a July 12 post on Mr Fogarty's twitter account @whittledaway

DUP hits back at Irish wildlife activist's far right 'slur'

Members of the Orange Order parade in Belfast during the traditional Twelfth commemorations

“Enjoy celebrations in a manner befitting the proud tradition we represent”

The Sham Fight between King William and King James and the large-scale procession through Scarva - hosted by Sir Knight Alfred Buller Memorial RBP 1000 - is firmly established as a unique cultural event in Northern Ireland. Picture credit: Arthur Allison / Pacemaker Press

Sham Fight organisers praised for dedication ahead of big day in Scarva

Tens of thousands of new jobs are being created across the UK thanks to billions of pounds of foreign investment, helping the government’s priority to grow the economy and levelling-up across the UK. New government statistics has revealed that Northern Ireland is set to massively benefit with nearly 5,000 new jobs being created in three years. Welcoming the news is Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Chris Heaton-Harris (pictured)

New government data: NI set to massively benefit with nearly 5,000 new jobs

Performers portraying the Williamite and Jacobite armies at Scarvagh House in July 2022 Pic: Graham Baalham-Curry

Chapter Chat: Countdown for Scarva Sham Fight in final stages

Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the invasion of Ukraine more than a year ago

Russian mercenary group plot to remove Vladimir Putin

Macmillan Cancer Support said that cancer care is in “crisis”

Charity criticises UK cancer delays and calls for ‘immediate action’

New plans would allow more doctors and nurses to receive their training "on the job" rather than via the traditional university route.

Student doctors told to skip university to solve the NHS staff crisis

King Charles III

Jobs for over-70s: Tens of thousands more over-70s are in work than a decade ago

Prospect members on a picket line (Photo: Prospect)

Civil servants union strikes: Two strike days announced

A woman taking part in the MS Octopus research trial

NI people with Progressive MS invited to take part in drug research trial

Nurses to stage 48-hour strike next month including A&E workers

An aerial view of work machines and diggers at the site of collapsed buildings on February 16, 2023 in Hatay, Turkey

Capital FM: Ofcom complaints over Turkey-Syria earthquake ‘joke’

More than 25,000 healthcare staff in Northern Ireland have held a one-day strike as part of a pay dispute.

NI health service rocked by biggest strike yet
The Northern Ireland health service has been rocked by delayed ambulance responses and cancelled hospital appointments following one of the Northern Ireland health service's largest ever strikes.

Pope Francis attends the funeral mass for Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI as pallbearers carry the coffin at the end of the funeral mass at St. Peter's square

Mourners gather to pay respects at Pope Benedict XVI funeral

Tens of thousands of people are expected to return home to Northern Ireland for Christmas over the coming days.

Belfast City Airport expects 10,000 passengers in one day in run up to Christmas

The Royal College of Nursing is due to take strike action for the first time in its history (Picture: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Tens of thousands of nurses start strike action today

John Devlin 29/07/2022. GLASGOW. BT workers on the picket line in Glasgow. CWU members in Northern Ireland and across the UK, including 999 call handlers, are to take part in further strike action tomorrow

CWU October strikes: over 40,000 BT and Openreach staff walk out

An early morning rehearsal for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in London, ahead of her funeral on Monday. Picture date: Thursday September 15, 2022.

What will happen today following the death of the Queen?

Results day

When are GCSE and A level results out?

RBL Sovereign Grand Master Rev William Anderson (left) in Scarva last July when a wreath was laid at the war memorial. The traditional sham fight pageant did not take place in 2020 or 2021 due to the Covid pandemic.

Scarva organisers look to future after Covid

Minister of State for NI Conor Burns joins in the Platinum Jubilee celebrations on the Donegal road in Belfast. Photo: Stephen Hamilton/Presseye

Platinum Jubilee joy as Northern Ireland celebrations hit peak

News Letter editorial

Today’s big parade will celebrate the country we love turning 100!

Rangers players are dejected after losing the penalty shoot out

Full report: Penalty heartbreak in Seville for Rangers in Europa League final

Rangers fans (left-right) Cameron Fraser, Ross Fraser and Jordan Reid ahead of Wednesday’s UEFA Europa League Final between Eintracht Frankfurt and Rangers at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan, Seville

Rangers fans descend on Seville as anticipation builds for Europa League final
In every street and on every corner in Seville there is a blue jersey as Rangers fans from across the globe descend on the beautiful Spanish city.

Rangers' John Lundstram celebrates after the UEFA Europa League quarter-final, second leg match at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow. Pic by PA.

John Lundstram hails Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s tactical nous ahead of final

Taoiseach Micheal Martin during a press conference in Washington on Wednesday. US newspaper ads placed by Sinn Fein urge him to be 'an advocate for Irish unity'

DUP anger as Sinn Fein accused of pushing border poll during cross-party Stormon...

A family arrive at the border crossing in Medyka, Poland after fleeing from the Ukraine. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)

First refugees under new scheme could arrive in UK in week’s time

Tens of thousands of domestic abuse victims at high risk identified by NHS bodie...

The kits will be sent to women between 25 and 64 years old who are 15 months overdue for a check (Photo: Shutterstock)

At-home smear tests to be trialled by thousands of UK women in bid to cut cervic...

Cancer surgery is being rescheduled

Urgent cancer operations rescheduled

Agriculture Minister, Edwin Poots.

Edwin Poots claims GB businesses ‘considering pulling out of NI due to protocol’

NI schools will start to return from next month onward. (Photo: PA Wire)

Will it be mandatory for NI children to wear face-coverings when they return to ...

A barman wearing a face covering is just one new thing we will have to get used to as we prepare to visit pubs and restaurants all over Northern Ireland tomorrow. (Photo: PA Wire)

NI Pubs: Refrain from playing both recorded and live music - these are just some...

Arlene Foster (left) and Michelle O'Neill announcing more measures to ease lockdown at the daily media briefing at Parliament Buildings, Stormont

Hospitality Ulster warns Executive that tens of thousands of jobs at risk unless...

Letter to the editor

The government must be held to account over long-standing NHS shortages such as ...

Tens of thousands of retired doctors, nurses and emergency workers are being ask...

Junior Minister Gordon Lyons MLA with Mayor of Mid and East Antrim, Cllr Maureen Morrow, and Alister Bell, manager of The Gobbins.

'Tens of thousands' visit The Gobbins cliff path