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Rebecca Black
UK
‘Community horrified and afraid’ after knife attack, says Lilian Seenoi-Barr
However, the former mayor of Londonderry and SDLP politician said they are reassured by the solidarity shown previously.
By
Rebecca Black
9 Jun 2026
UK
Muir to seek support to end NI Water protection from environmental penalties
Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister Andrew Muir said he will bring the matter to the Executive next week.
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Rebecca Black
18 May 2026
UK
Springhill families accuse Government of ‘silence’ over inquest findings
The inquest found that British Army soldiers ‘did not use reasonable force’ in the shooting of five people in west Belfast in 1972.
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Rebecca Black
18 May 2026
UK
Noah Donohoe’s ‘fingerprints’ seen on drain tunnel walls close to body – inquest
The inquest hearing into the 14-year-old’s death on Friday heard from one of the police officers who found his body.
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Rebecca Black
15 May 2026
UK
Noah Donohoe likely never saw message cancelling friends meet-up, inquest told
A long-running inquest into the Belfast schoolboy’s death has heard from an expert who examined his devices and online accounts.
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Rebecca Black
14 May 2026
UK
Senior judge challenges Stormont to agree support scheme for Troubles bereaved
Mr Justice McAlinden made his comments to the Stormont Executive Office committee.
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Rebecca Black
13 May 2026
UK
£139 million paid out in Troubles disablement pension scheme
The scheme is set to close for new applicants in August.
By
Rebecca Black
13 May 2026
Politics
Veterans to be protected from the ‘legal wild west’ in Troubles Bill
The proposed legislation will also see a reformed Legacy Commission as well a limited number of legacy inquests restored.
By
Rebecca Black
13 May 2026
UK
Merchant founder ‘gambled on peace’ to open first five star hotel in Belfast
Bill Wolsey was speaking on the 20th anniversary of the opening of the hotel, and the resurgence of the city’s Cathedral Quarter.
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Rebecca Black
12 May 2026
UK
Hospitality is Northern Ireland’s ‘Cinderella’ industry, says Bill Wolsey
Beannchor Group owner Bill Wolsey said hospitality plays a huge role in the economy but is neglected.
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Rebecca Black
12 May 2026
UK
Health experts ‘working with all concerned’ after Hantavirus evacuation flight
Two passengers who were on the virus-hit MV Hondius were flown home to Ireland on Sunday.
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Rebecca Black
11 May 2026
UK
Northern Ireland needs supportive first minister not abolition – Little-Pengelly
Emma Little-Pengelly was speaking after Michelle O’Neill hailed the triumph of nationalist parties in Scotland and Wales as a seismic political shift.
By
Rebecca Black
11 May 2026
Politics
Starmer promised change which he has failed to deliver – Robinson
DUP leader Gavin Robinson was speaking after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer suffered bruising election results in Great Britain.
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Rebecca Black
11 May 2026
UK
NI First Minister excited by ‘seismic political shift’ across UK
Michelle O’Neill was speaking after nationalists were elected in Scotland and Wales.
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Rebecca Black
11 May 2026
Politics
‘Strong confidence and mutual trust’ between UK and Irish governments – Martin
Taoiseach Micheal Martin was speaking after being pressed over the UK’s handling of dealing with Northern Ireland’s troubled past.
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Rebecca Black
7 May 2026
UK
Taoiseach pressed on Ireland’s interstate case against UK over NI legacy
Sinn Fein welcomed the case ‘remaining live’, while the DUP called it ‘a disgrace’.
By
Rebecca Black
7 May 2026
UK
‘Window of opportunity’ for Stormont reform before next election, Martin told
However DUP leader Gavin Robinson said the challenge was the willingness of people to work together.
By
Rebecca Black
7 May 2026
UK
Boy, 15, and two adults arrested in Lurgan car bomb probe
Dissident republicans are believed to be behind the proxy attack attempt on Lurgan police station in March.
By
Rebecca Black
6 May 2026
UK
First project tracking hedgehogs in Northern Ireland to help protect their future
A number of hedgehogs are being fitted with small, lightweight GPS tags, under licence from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency.
By
Rebecca Black
6 May 2026
UK
PSNI apologises for ‘unacceptable failings’ in Katie Simpson investigation
The report cited ‘systematic failures’ and also criticised other bodies.
By
Rebecca Black
5 May 2026
UK
‘Institutional misogyny’ blamed for warning signs missed in Simpson probe
Showjumper Katie Simpson was initially assumed to have taken her own life, before it emerged she had been murdered.
By
Rebecca Black
5 May 2026
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