Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife are facing charges relating to historical sex offences.

The long-delayed inquest has begun in Belfast.

Two former PSNI chief constables gave evidences to MPs on the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn was seeking support for a Remedial Order to remove some elements of the Act.

The First Minster answered questions at the NI Assembly on Monday.

The party’s current deputy leader said he had received support, but would not be putting his name forward to replace Mike Nesbitt.

The agent was widely believed to be west Belfast man Freddie Scappaticci, who was 77 when he died in 2023.

The singing group performed for the King and Queen when they visited Belfast in 2025.

John Rainey said he wanted to push the boundaries of traditional forms in his artistic creations.

A health department official said there was strong attachment in NI to the NHS model.

The North South Ministerial Council had set up a sub-group to examine cross-border fraud.

Declassified files show the planning that was undertaken for the potential introduction of domestic water metering in Northern Ireland.

Officials held an away-day ahead of the return of the powersharing institutions in May 2000.

Declassified files also show senior police officer Judith Gillespie raising concerns.

In 2002 there were sustained sectarian clashes in the Short Strand area of east Belfast.

The information is contained in newly declassified briefing papers for a meeting of ministers of the newly formed executive in February 2000.

A senior PSNI officer said that ‘comprehensive caselaw’ could be developed in the courts.

The 1998 Good Friday Agreement largely ended decades of violence in Northern Ireland.

More than 1,100 official files at the Public Record Office in Belfast have been opened to the public under the 20-year rule.

Gerry Adams said his party was ‘deeply concerned’ about proposed new laws to tackle anti-social behaviour in 2004.