All news for 2024-09-11

Proposals put forward by an offshore private developer for seven flats seen as ‘slums of the future’ by locals

An independent public inquiry has been ordered into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane in 1989.

Another board member has resigned from Harland and Wolff, the troubled Belfast shipbuilder.

Enzo Fernandez joined Chelsea in a then-British transfer record £106.8 million deal

The Thirlwall Inquiry heard that doctors did not discuss neonatal mortality or concerns raised about Letby until the new year following a pivotal board meeting in 2016

Mockery and indignation follow unveiling of sculpture of late monarch at Antrim Castle Gardens in Northern Ireland

Investigators in South Africa are finalising a second report on the multinational holding company Steinhoff, which was embroiled in an accounting scandal that led to criminal charges against former executive Markus Jooste and ultimately resulted in the company’s liquidation.

A new study by a U.S. non-profit promoting good business practices shows the number of scams and volume of money lost by victims are rising worldwide.

Among the dozens of Wagner mercenaries presumed dead after a lethal battle with Tuareg rebels during a desert sandstorm in Mali in July were Russian war veterans who survived tours in Ukraine, Libya and Syria, according to interviews with relatives and a review of social media data.

The girl’s family has described how the brain damage she suffered in the attack has affected her ability to communicate, and she needs to be fed through a tube.

Adam Andrews is due to be released despite leaving a baby boy with injuries so severe that he now needs round-the-clock care and suffers from about 40 seizures a day

Scottish government accused of undermining efforts to tackle child poverty and the cost of living crisis

Further downgrade prompted concerns about debts as firm struggles to attract workers back after the pandemic

Tributes have poured in after a six-year-old girl was killed in a catastrophic house fire.

The scandal involving the British company Dzing Finance Ltd continues to gain momentum.

A man with severe learning difficulties who was jailed for the murder of a shopkeeper in east London more than 30 years ago has said his ‘fight for justice is finally over’ after his conviction was quashed by the Court of Appeal

During the presidential debate, Trump declined to support a victory for Kyiv, facing renewed criticism over his ties to Putin

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump met for the first time in a fiery, energetic debate at the National Constitution Center with less than two months until the November election.

Four climbers who disappeared in a storm on Mont Blanc in France have been found dead.