East Belfast: Alliance leader ‘hugely proud’ of momentous results
Naomi Long not triumphalist in speech as party representation more than doubles
‘No surrender’ in the air as unionist leaders thunder their loathing for NI protocol
Ballymoney rally told protocol opens up door to a united Ireland and therefore must go
RUC could not have prevented IRA attack that killed constable – Ombudsman
Police failed to disseminate intelligence about informant, Marie Anderson finds
Mixed emotions as Troubles survivors win 13-year pension battle
Thousands of people badly injured in North’s violence can now apply for scheme
Sinn Féin has biggest income and spending in Northern Ireland by far
Last year 30 parties in North took in £2,237,841 and spent £2,569,735
Four more Covid-19 deaths reported in the North, taking its toll to 2,332
Northern Ireland’s Department of Health also records 1,550 new cases of disease
Poots does not rule out bid for House of Commons seat
DUP trying to resolve how to get Donaldson back to Stormont for First Minister role
Covid-19: Death rate in Northern Ireland 10 times that of Republic
12 more deaths and 1,648 new cases in North recorded on Tuesday
Light aircraft crashes at Newtownards Airport
Man taken to hospital following incident at airfield in Co Down on Tuesday
Man (80s) arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
Arrest made after suspected arson attack in Co Down, another man hospitalised
Loyalist marching season was quiet, but trouble over Northern protocol may lie ahead
The challenge for the EU and Britain is to forge a deal ahead of the end of the second grace period in September
Quarter of care home staff in North not vaccinated against Covid-19
More than 100 facilities dealing with outbreaks as 1,641 new cases confirmed
Sinn Féin’s Alex Maskey to stand down as Assembly member next year
Michelle O’Neill says Stormont speaker has been a ‘ferocious champion’ for community rights
Covid-19: Holohan insists vaccines ‘road out of pandemic’ as 1,314 cases reported
Government discussing guidelines with hospitality industry amid claims of inconsistency
Housing sectarianism plagues NI but incidence waning
Intimidation in spotlight as Catholic mother and baby forced out by loyalist paramilitaries
Miami Showband solicitor angry at London plans to ban Troubles civil cases
Move to end legacy civil actions and inquests likened to act by ‘former Soviet bloc countries’
John Hume: ‘We did not quite realise how significant he was until he died’
As her father’s first anniversary approaches, Mo Hume tells of the immeasurable gap left behind
Unvaccinated fans arriving for Super Cup in Belfast will not have to self-isolate
Exemption allowed after Executive eases restrictions on those travelling from EU and US
Gavin Duffy and Facebook resolve case over ads that claimed businessman was dead
Third-party ads on social media site also promoted false claims on cryptocurrency
The UDA killer nicknamed ‘Top Gun’ behind a dozen sectarian murders
Known to few outside loyalist circles, Stephen McKeag left a trail of death behind him
Brandon Lewis instructs NI Executive to introduce full abortion services
Northern Secretary says he had no option but to intervene in abortion impasse
Inquiry finds ‘collusive behaviours’ by RUC in murder of Catholic teenager
British military personnel were ‘eyewitnesses to murder’ of Damien Walsh (17)
London protocol move a ‘significant step in right direction’ – Jeffrey Donaldson
British must not be allowed to renege on international law, insists Sinn Féin
Coronavirus: 1,378 new cases confirmed in Republic as Glynn issues warning over rising incidence rate
Cases of Covid-19 could peak at 4,000 a day due to Delta, says Varadkar
Plan to end all Troubles-related prosecutions widely criticised
Northern Secretary says proposals are ‘painful recognition of the reality of where we are’
Britain’s plan to end all Troubles prosecutions deplored by NI politicians, victims’ groups
Proposals characterised as ‘de facto amnesty’ for killers
Britain’s stance on Troubles killings brings more anguish to victims
London denies this is a de facto amnesty for killers, but that is how it is being perceived
Man (53) arrested over Co Derry murder of woman (37)
Police say victim and suspect were holidaying in Limavady area
Belfast’s Twelfth celebration a quieter and subdued affair
A Parades Commission ruling to march quietly past a Catholic church was obeyed to the letter and the spirit. That set the tone for the day
NI Twelfth of July parades pass off without incident, says PSNI
No reports of disorder but 17-year-old critical after becoming engulfed in flames at bonfire
More than 700,000 get first Covid-19 vaccine jab in Northern Ireland
Over 100,000 have received second dose as North reports no further virus-related deaths
British government guidance on union flag reignites NI debate
Unionists link divisive ensign issue to rolling grievance – the Northern Ireland protocol
No foreign holidays this summer, warns North’s Minister of Health
NI happy to share spare vaccines with Republic but duty is to people in North – Swann
Dublin-Belfast economic corridor will enhance economic and social cooperation, Varadkar says
Cross-Border councils come together to promote investment and development along 100-mile east coast route
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