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BREAKING: man charged with murder of Natalie McNally

Aer Lingus announces new flight routes from Belfast City Airport after Flybe collapse

Natalie McNally: man charged with murder

Government set to announce decision on Omagh bomb inquiry

Security alert declared in Newry

Derry lights up red for Heart Month

A6 road between Londonderry and Dungiven 'could open' in late April

Arrest made following attempted murder of PSNI officers

Disability discrimination case: school apology after pupil was 'treated less favourably'

Northern Ireland’s first self-driving shuttle service coming to Belfast

Belfast Harbour Estate: green light for first driverless buses

32-year old arrested in Newry in connection with a report of criminal damage

Peers pressed to reject Troubles Amnesty Bill ahead of Lords debate

32 year old man arrested in McNally murder case

Man stabbed in thighs and groin area in Belfast's Botanic Gardens

Newry: PSNI probes sudden death

Police at the scene of 'serious assault' in south Belfast

Items seized following police searches in Belfast, Portadown and Hillsborough

Police seek information on Lisburn burglary

Firefighters in NI to strike in pay row

Dozens of police officers assaulted in Northern Ireland in a week

Man who died following bus collision in Belfast named by PSNI

Two police officers injured as patrol car rammed

Zahawi sacked as Tory party chairman

Huge crowds turn out for Lurgan rally to remember Natalie McNally

Armed and masked men smash up Belfast bar

PSNI renew appeal for information on murder of Natalie McNally

Belfast City airport Chief Executive says Flybe collapse 'unexpected'

Drugs find in Newtownabbey and Templepatrick areas

'We've gone past crisis' - Primary headteacher says strike action is necessary

Carl Frampton delighted to welcome baby number three

Veteran convicted of Troubles killing to be sentenced next week

Elderly woman dies in Fermanagh house fire

Portadown residents allowed home after large gas leak

Veteran convicted of Troubles killing to face sentence hearing

Sir John Major: No party or group should put NI peace in peril