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Northern Ireland News
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Woman killed in Cookstown crash
A 27-year-old woman has died in hospital following a car crash in Cookstown, County Tyrone.
Teens accused of stab murder bid
Two 17-year-olds appear at Londonderry Magistrates Court jointly charged with attempted murder.
Thousands at city Gay Pride event
Thousands of revellers take to the streets of Belfast on Saturday afternoon for the annual Pride parade.
Police rescue woman from canal
A woman is being treated in hospital after being rescued from Newry canal by two police officers.
Man injured during attack in town
A man is injured after being attacked by a number of men who got out of a car in Downpatrick in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Cannabis, mephedrone found in car
A 31-year-old man is charged with drugs offences after being arrested in a car in Omagh on Friday night.
Widow's relief as remains found
The widow of a man believed to have been killed by the IRA in 1981 said she felt sad but relieved that her husband's remains appeared to have been found.
Bishop backs 1971 killings probe
A Catholic bishop calls for an independent inquiry into the deaths of 11 civilians killed by the Army in Ballymurphy in west Belfast in 1971.
IFA fails to halt player exodus
The Court of Arbitration for Sport rules against the Irish Football Association in their bid to prevent more Northern-Ireland born players opting for the Republic.
Teen charged over Belfast riots
A 13-year-old boy is charged with two counts of riotous assembly following disturbances in Ardoyne over the Twelfth of July.
NI woman seeks refuge in Canada
A 40-year-old transgendered woman has applied for refugee status in Canada because she feels afraid for her safety in NI.
Woman indecently assaulted in van
A 20-year-old woman is indecently assaulted in an attack in a van at Larne, County Antrim.
PSNI release riot suspect images
Pictures of 14 suspected rioters are released by police investigating trouble in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast.
Residents 'prisoners' at Twelfth
North Belfast residents were "kept prisoners" for decades during Twelfth of July street violence, a High Court judge says.
Health trust admits abuse failing
Families of patients on the same hospital ward as two paedophiles say the Western Health Trust has apologised for a "lack of communication".
Man arrested in immigration raid
A man is arrested over immigration offences after the UK Border Agency raid a Ballymena restaurant.
Apprentice boys statue attacked
A statue of Governor Walker is badly damaged in an overnight attack at the Apprentice Boys memorial hall in Londonderry.
Coaches examined in fuel probe
Eleven coaches belonging to a County Tyrone hire company are examined by customs officials investigating fuel fraud.
Omagh development a 'step closer'
A £350m development in Omagh moves a step closer, with the granting of outline planning permission.
Drawing support for the underprivileged
The latest murals to grace the walls of Belfast do not deal with local politics, but are aimed at tackling tackle head on the human rights abuses associated with global poverty, according to Amnesty International.
Italian's hidden assets uncovered
About £10,000 in hidden cash is recovered from an Italian man's underwear as he is about to fly out from Belfast International Airport.
Maze site set to be redeveloped
An agreement on the future of the Maze Prison site is reached by the NI first and deputy first ministers, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness.
Three of main parties in the red
The Ulster Unionist Party is the only one out of Northern Ireland's four main parties to register a profit for last year's accounts.
Cuts 'will hit' council services
The Department of the Environment is to cut its contribution to 18 council budgets.
GAA sportswear company goes bust
A company which attempted to break into the GAA leisurewear market with limited success goes into liquidation following a court hearing.
Belfast audio tech company sold
The Belfast audio technology company APT is sold to a major UK firm for an undisclosed sum.
NI-owned resorts in receivership
Two golf resorts in the Irish Republic which are owned by a troubled Northern Ireland developer are placed into receivership.
N Ireland 0-3 USA
Northern Ireland miss out on a third straight Elite Section triumph at the Milk Cup after losing 3-0 to the USA in the decider.
Finn Harps 1-1 Derry City
Derry's lead at the top of the Airtricity First Division was cut to 10 points after being held in the north-west derby at Finn Park.
Cassidy resigns as Derry manager
Damian Cassidy steps down as manager of the Derry senior football team after two years in charge.
Maze site to be redeveloped
An agreement on the future of the Maze Prison site is reached by the NI first and deputy first ministers, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness.
Newry 'gets triple bypass'
Journey times on the road between Belfast and Dublin have got a lot quicker with the opening of a new Newry bypass.
Views sought on tension plan
Views on proposals to tackle sectarianism are being sought by the first and deputy first ministers.
Revamp for notorious flats
An area of Belfast which has become notorious for anti-social behaviour is to get a revamp.
Belfast honours Alex Higgins
People queue at Belfast City Hall to sign a book of condolence for snooker legend Alex Higgins, who has died aged 61.
Higgins a snooker revolutionary
Alex Higgins earned and spent millions during his career, and the kid who bunked off school to play snooker left a huge imprint on the game he loved.
Small fish brings big rewards
An initial small investment in Koi Carp ornamental fish can produce not just a big payout but a stress-free life.
Lost lives
The stories behind the 'Disappeared'
Proud Irishman
Eoin Morgan scores his first century for England
Dancing Shoes
The new musical celebrating the life of George Best
BBC Newsline
We visit a summer scheme that's talking a different language
Sharing strategy
Tackling the teens who "missed out" on the Troubles
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