Prosecuting former soldiers over historic deaths in Northern Ireland is unfair and could inhibit servicemen’s behaviour in future operations, the former British Army commander in the region said.
The “complete chaos” over Brexit leads papers both at home and abroad after Theresa May canned a Commons vote on her deal.
The Government’s approach to Brexit is “chaotic”, the DUP leader said.
The Prime Minister said there was “widespread and deep” concern about the Irish border backstop as she delayed the House of Commons Brexit vote.
The backstop agreement on the Irish border should be “banked”, pro-Remain parties in Northern Ireland have said.
Mary Lou McDonald has used a speech at the centenary celebration for the first female MP to reaffirm her party’s stance on abstentionism.
The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland has penned an open letter seeking to assure citizens that the draft Brexit deal is not a threat to rights or the Union.
The Government’s confidence and supply agreement with the DUP continues, Theresa May’s effective deputy has said.
Two thirds of ex-prisoners with conflict-related convictions are still unemployed 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement, an academic said.
The case against a man accused of sexually assaulting a weeks-old baby in Northern Ireland has been adjourned until January 2.
The case against a man accused of sexually assaulting a weeks-old baby in Northern Ireland has been adjourned until January 2.
Nine out of ten GPs in Northern Ireland are concerned that increased workloads this winter will affect their ability to care for patients.
Nine out of ten GPs in Northern Ireland are concerned that increased workloads this winter will affect their ability to care for patients.
Police have condemned the killing of a man outside a school in west Belfast as a “disgraceful murder”.
Police have condemned the killing of a man outside a school in west Belfast as a “disgraceful murder”.
One of Ireland’s chief negotiators has said after the EU accepted the Brexit draft proposals there was a collective sense of melancholy in Brussels.
One of Ireland’s chief negotiators has said after the EU accepted the Brexit draft proposals there was a collective sense of melancholy in Brussels.
Theresa May’s minority Government allies would not repay the £1 billion funding deal given to Northern Ireland under a “confidence and supply” arrangement if their pact ended, the DUP’s Brexit spokesman has said.
Theresa May’s minority Government allies would not repay the £1 billion funding deal given to Northern Ireland under a “confidence and supply” arrangement if their pact ended, the DUP’s Brexit spokesman has said.
Construction of a new dual carriageway between Londonderry and Aughnacloy could begin late next year, the Infrastructure Department said.