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Jonathan McCambridge
UK
Donaldson’s wife hit ‘blank wall’ asking husband about alleged victim – trial
The jury at Newry Crown Court have been hearing further police interviews with the Donaldsons following their arrest in 2024.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
9 Jun 2026
UK
Department ‘didn’t have clue’ if culvert where boy died was locked, inquest told
The long-running inquest is examining the circumstances of the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe in 2020.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
8 May 2026
UK
PSNI doing everything it can to ‘root out’ misogyny in force – Jon Boutcher
The Chief Constable updated the Policing Board following the publication of an independent review into the death of showjumper Katie Simpson in 2020.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
7 May 2026
Politics
Chief constable says political ‘sniping’ over support for police must end
Jon Boutcher urged party leaders to ‘come together to advocate for policing together’.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
7 May 2026
UK
Simpson review highlights ‘same characteristics’ as Sarah Everard murder probe
Katie Simpson, 21, died six days after being admitted to hospital in Londonderry in 2020.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
5 May 2026
UK
Responsibility on all to defeat dissident threat – Hilary Benn
Irish Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has pledged the ‘absolute co-operation’ of gardai to investigate a car bomb attack on Dunmurry police station.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
30 Apr 2026
UK
Expert ‘quite certain’ of public risk at culvert where Noah Donohoe was found
The inquest into the death of the schoolboy, which is being heard before a jury, is in its 13th week.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
29 Apr 2026
UK
High visibility operation launched to combat dissident threat, police say
It follows a car bomb attack on Dunmurry police station on Saturday.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
28 Apr 2026
UK
Man denies his hand is in photograph found on Noah Donohoe’s phone
The inquest into the death of the Belfast schoolboy has entered its 13th week.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
27 Apr 2026
UK
O’Neill says she will work to reform Stormont to ‘end the blockage on progress’
The Sinn Fein vice president delivered the keynote address on the first evening of the Sinn Fein Ard Fheis in Belfast.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
24 Apr 2026
UK
‘Most likely’ Noah Donohoe entered tunnel through bars of culvert entrance
Belfast Coroner’s Court heard evidence from engineering experts on Friday.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
24 Apr 2026
UK
Michelle O’Neill says Irish unity poll by 2030 is ‘very conceivable’
The Sinn Fein vice president described unity as the ‘big idea’ of her generation.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
23 Apr 2026
UK
Michelle O’Neill criticises ‘militarisation agenda’ after defence sector deal
The UK Government said the £50 million initiative will support hundreds of jobs in Northern Ireland.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
23 Apr 2026
Politics
UK Government ‘don’t get it’ over NI funding, Michelle O’Neill says
The First Minister said she would ‘unapologetically’ continue to make the case to the Treasury for extra resources.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
23 Apr 2026
UK
Parts of Treasury review ‘absolutely preposterous’, says Little-Pengelly
Northern Ireland’s political leaders have been sharply critical of the Treasury exercise.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
21 Apr 2026
UK
Stormont decisions could unlock £3.3bn in spending power, Treasury review finds
The review identifies ‘a persistent gap between Northern Ireland Executive spending and available funding’.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
21 Apr 2026
Politics
PM urged to include ‘deep dive’ into ombudsman appointment in vetting review
DUP leader Gavin Robinson claimed that Marie Anderson had been appointed to the role of police ombudsman in 2019 ‘despite security concerns’.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
20 Apr 2026
UK
Arrest of Daniel Kinahan follows lengthy investigation spanning continents
Born in 1977 in Dublin, he is the eldest son of Christy Kinahan, alleged to be the founder of his family’s criminal operation.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
17 Apr 2026
UK
Alleged crime boss Daniel Kinahan arrested in United Arab Emirates
Kinahan has been named in the Irish courts as the head of one of Europe’s most prominent drug gangs.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
17 Apr 2026
UK
Decisions on fuel costs must come from Westminster, not Stormont, O’Neill says
The First Minister was responding to criticism that the powersharing Executive had not taken action to respond to rising costs.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
13 Apr 2026
UK
O’Neill and Little-Pengelly call for decisive action from Starmer on fuel costs
They have asked the Government to look at reducing fuel duty and a comprehensive cost-of-living support package among other measures.
By
Jonathan McCambridge
10 Apr 2026
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