All news on the topic: Northern Ireland

A boss of an organised crime gang and two of his key members have admitted a trick to create a fake arms cache in a bid to help him secure a lighter prison sentence.

Policy devised under the Conservatives to be reviewed after warnings of potential chaos for producers and suppliers

Blow to UK shipbuilding hopes as Harland & Wolff declares itself insolvent

From the rise of new Mafia groups to a violent feud that began over a video game, the Daily Star uncovers the complex and dangerous criminal landscape of the country’s underworld.

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

For decades, the possibility of great whites in British or Irish seas has remained a mystery

Passengers on a round-the-world cruise have been making the most of a bad situation after their ship has been stuck in Belfast for three months.

The 41-year-old says it is right time for someone new to take the role as he backs MP Claire Hanna

The U.S. presidential candidate is thought to have connections to a town in County Antrim, but while transatlantic ties are often celebrated, there is a noticeable reluctance in Ballymoney to embrace its most notable descendant.

The NSPCC finds the surge in reports of child physical punishment alarming and calls for law reforms in England and Northern Ireland in line with rest of UK.

Hundreds of homes have been evacuated in Northern Ireland after a suspected Second World War bomb was discovered.

Charities and human rights organisations have called on Sir Keir Starmer to reverse a planned expansion of the use of facial recognition technology following far-right riots across England and Northern Ireland.

Release of intelligence year after death ‘casts doubt’ on security service’s previous claims about British spy in IRA accused of murders

About 1,500 jobs at risk as shipbuilder waits on reported £200m state deal in early test for Labour industrial policy

A DOZY fraudster’s lotto con spiralled out of control after he stole a £1MILLION garage scratchcard - due to an unbelievably clumsy mistake.

PSNI treating incidents as hate crimes, as African family also describes threatening posters and smashed windows

Irish eyes are smiling at the prospect of Keir Starmer in Downing Street surrounded by Irish-savvy aides.

Politicians shut down the Stormont Assembly for two years. Among the casualties: Northern Ireland’s hopes of greening its economy.

A former police officer has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for conspiring to pervert the course of justice in connection with a sectarian killing in 1997.

Pathologist gives evidence in trial of three men accused of murder in joint enterprise to encourage and assist gunman

Ministers were hauled before MPs to answer an urgent question after the high court ruled that the flagship Illegal Immigration Act does not apply in Northern Ireland

UK government considers appeal after judge says act undermines post-Brexit human rights protections guaranteed in the region