All news on the topic: Northern Ireland

A Belfast court on Thursday found a British soldier not guilty of murder in the only trial of a member of the British Armed Forces over the 1972 “Bloody Sunday” killings of 13 unarmed Catholic civil rights marchers in Northern Ireland.

The jury in the trial of two prominent businessmen facing fraud charges over a £1.1bn property deal have been told that one of them, Frank Cushnahan, was "at the heart of the Northern Ireland government".

Strong winds and heavy rain were causing further disruption as Storm Amy hit large parts of the UK on Saturday.

The average UK house price increased by 0.5% month on month in September, following a 0.1% monthly fall in August, Nationwide Building Society said.

The Northern Ireland secretary has stated that new measures aimed at addressing crimes committed during the Troubles will tackle the "unfinished business" of the peace agreement made 27 years ago.

Soldiers disgraced the British army by targeting unarmed civilians in an "unjustified" and "gratuitous" use of force on Bloody Sunday, the murder trial of an army veteran has heard.

Addressing the legacy of Northern Ireland’s troubled past, relations with the EU, and Gaza are set to be discussed during a meeting between Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Irish Premier Micheal Martin.

Two people, a 17-year-old girl and a father-of-one, have died after attending the same festival.

An 84-year-old man who had been released from prison just weeks ago was found dead outside his home after a ’brutal and sustained attack’.

Katie Price’s previous residence, her Mucky Mansion, has at last been sold to a furniture magnate for a substantial sum – despite her assertions that the property is ’cursed’.

A mum and her two children who were shot dead in their home in Northern Ireland have been pictured.

Rocks and eggs were thrown at police as they tried to protect a hotel near London being used as accommodation for asylum seekers, prosecutors said Monday as a man arrested in connection with the incident appeared in court.

Increase in stamp duty has helped weaken demand, as average price drops by 0.8% in June, says Nationwide

A midwife has been struck off the register after posting claims on social media that vaccinations attacked babies while in their mother’s womb during pregnancy.