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Northern Ireland News
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Two men held over street killing
Two men are arrested in connection with the murder of a man in Bangor, County Down, the police say.
Sword attack over stolen car hunt
A man armed with a sword attacks two men who had been looking for a stolen car in west Belfast.
Pupils receive more GCSE results
Students across Northern Ireland are set to receive more GCSE examination results later.
Council defers land sale decision
A council defers its decision on whether to allow the sale of nine pieces of its land to the private sector.
Police concern at lewd behaviour
A senior police officer says prostitution is among the lewd conduct taking place near a Belfast beauty spot.
'Burn Catholics' man was in UVF
An outspoken ex-DUP councillor murdered in 1987 was a UVF member, the paramilitary group reveals.
Woman rescued from blaze
A woman has been rescued by a police patrol from a house fire in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh.
Death still treated as suspicious
Police are still treating the death of a man as suspicious after a post mortem examination was carried out.
Lafferty in NI qualifiers squad
Burnley teenager Kyle Lafferty is included in the Northern Ireland squad for next month's Euro 2008 qualifiers against Iceland and Spain.
Sunderland quiet over Keane
Sunderland are expected to unveil Roy Keane as their new manager, BBC Radio Five Live understands.
Hutton still ruled out for Derry
Derry City will be without Peter Hutton and Killian Brennan in Thursday's Uefa Cup second leg against Gretna.
'Serial burglar' released on bail
A burglar with over 100 convictions is released on bail despite a strenuous objection by police.
Man hit in stomach in gun attack
A man is in hospital after a gun attack on a house shortly after midnight in the Oldpark area of Belfast.
Underwater pest spreads to lough
A mussel considered to be an underwater pest has spread to Lough Neagh, the DoE confirms.
Rock band to help victim's family
Rock band Snow Patrol offers its support to the family of murdered Bangor woman Lisa Dorrian.
Gas cylinder fire emergency over
An emergency operation in Omagh caused by a gas cylinder fire at a factory ends.
Petrol bomb thrown at home
A family of six escapes injury in a petrol bomb and paint attack on a house in Londonderry.
Care children being 'written off'
Children in care homes or foster care are "written off" by the education system, Barnardo's claims.
NI beaches 'may lose blue flags'
Northern Ireland could become the only region in Europe with no blue flag beach status if money is not found.
Boy on bike injured in accident
News in Brief
What the papers say
A look at what's making the headlines in Wednesday's morning newspapers.
'New cross-border bodies needed'
Sinn Fein calls for the creation of nine new cross-border bodies and an expansion of existing organisations.
Alliance condemns arson attacks
The Alliance Party has condemned a series of arson attacks in Belfast.
All-island strategy 'essential'
A successful future for the NI economy "can only happen in the context of an all-island strategy", Sinn Fein's Mitchel McLaughlin has said.
'Broad economic agreement'
Broad agreement exists among the political parties on the economic challenges facing NI, SDLP Deputy Leader Alasdair McDonnell has said.
Pledge to end dissident violence
Concern is expressed by the Irish foreign minister at an upsurge in dissident republican violence.
DUP attacks UUP 'Maze hypocrisy'
The DUP has attacked the Ulster Unionist Party for being "absolutely hypocritical" over the issue of a museum on the former Maze prison site.
DUP 'warned over museum'
The DUP were warned of the prospect of a hunger strike museum at the former Maze prison site, the UUP has said.
GAA 'bashed for political gain'
A GAA official accuses politicians of 'bashing' them over a hunger strike rally solely to boost their image.
Maze site 'should have museum'
A £10m conflict resolution centre and museum should be built on the former Maze prison site, says Sinn Fein.
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