Patrick Kielty's Emotional TV Tribute to Late Colleague
Irish presenter Patrick Kielty was visibly moved as he paid a heartfelt on-air tribute to his close friend and former UTV colleague, Adrian Donnelly, who passed away earlier this week.
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Champion horse rider found hanged after spa anniversary
The equestrian world is in mourning after champion horse rider Katie Simpson, 21, was tragically found dead in a park. The discovery was made just hours after she celebrated her wedding anniversary at a luxury spa, leaving family and friends utterly devas
BBC's New Belfast Troubles Drama 'This City Is Ours'
The BBC announces a major new five-part series, 'This City Is Ours', delving into the lives of two working-class families on opposite sides of the Belfast divide during the 1980s Troubles. Discover the cast and creative vision.
UK's Top Dentistry Universities for 2025 Revealed
Exclusive analysis of the Complete University Guide's 2025 rankings reveals which UK institutions are leading in dentistry, with unexpected changes and a new contender challenging the established elite.
Titanic Expert: Victims' Spirits Trapped in Ocean Vortex
A renowned Titanic expert has made a spine-tingling claim that the souls of those who perished in the 1912 disaster are not at rest, but remain trapped at the bottom of the ocean, creating a 'supernatural vortex' of energy.
Supreme Court overturns Belfast school's LGBT ban
The UK Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that a Belfast primary school's ban on teaching about same-sex parents was unlawful discrimination, in a landmark victory for LGBTQ+ rights in Northern Irish education.
Noah Donohoe Inquest: Mother's Fight for Truth Continues
Fiona Donohoe continues her relentless pursuit for answers as the inquest into her 14-year-old son Noah's tragic death in Belfast reaches a critical phase, with police revealing new details.
Sharia Patrols Target Texas Neighbourhoods
Exclusive reports emerge from Texas of self-appointed 'Sharia patrols' attempting to enforce Islamic law by intimidating residents and demanding businesses stop selling alcohol and pork, raising serious concerns over religious coercion and public safety.
'Blue Lights' Stuns Viewers With Outstanding Finale Cliffhanger
BBC One's hit police drama 'Blue Lights' has left viewers on the edge of their seats with a gripping series two finale, sparking intense speculation and demands for a third series. Fans praise the 'authentic' and 'heart-pounding' Belfast-set show.
Belfast Starbucks Targeted in Pro-Palestinian Protests
Starbucks and Barclays among major brands hit by pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Belfast, Dublin and London over alleged ties to Israeli operations.
Belfast Starbucks vandalised in Israel boycott protest
A Belfast Starbucks branch was vandalised with 'Boycott Israel' graffiti amid a growing protest movement against companies with alleged ties to Israel. The incident reflects escalating local actions in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
DOJ Reviews Jury Trial System for England and Wales
The UK government is reviewing the jury trial system, with proposals to reduce jury sizes and limit complex cases. Discover the potential impact on justice.
Satanic Burger Sparks Religious Freedom Court Battle
A South Carolina burger joint's satanic-themed menu item has ignited a fiery legal dispute, pitting religious expression against business regulations, with the state's Supreme Court now set to rule.
Belfast Mayor cancels historic 124-year-old church service
Belfast's first Sinn Féin Lord Mayor cancels the historic 'Mayor's Sunday' church service, breaking a 124-year tradition and igniting a fierce political and community debate.
US 'Queen' Jailed for £130k Northern Ireland Theft Scam
American fraudster Marianne Smyth, who masqueraded as an Irish royalty heiress, has been found guilty of stealing over £130,000 from victims in Northern Ireland before fleeing to the US. The Belfast Crown Court delivers justice in a shocking cross-Atlanti
UK Jury System Review Amid Bias Concerns in Protest Trials
A major review of the UK's jury system is underway, sparked by concerns over juror bias in politically charged trials. The Law Commission is investigating potential reforms to ensure fair trials in an era of heightened activism.
Hilary Benn Appointed Northern Ireland Secretary
Veteran Labour MP Hilary Benn returns to government as the new Northern Ireland Secretary, tasked with upholding the delicate power-sharing agreement at Stormont.
Minnesota Governor vetoes school religious symbols ban
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz blocks controversial bill aiming to remove religious attire from public schools, igniting a fierce national debate on religious freedom and constitutional rights.
Belfast schoolboy's tip leads to predator arrest
A 15-year-old Belfast student's anonymous tip to Crimestoppers has led to the arrest of a 55-year-old man on serious child sexual offence charges, in a case hailed by PSNI as 'community vigilance in action'.
UK's Worst Airports For Flight Delays Revealed
Exclusive data analysis uncovers the UK airports with the worst punctuality records. Discover which hubs are most likely to leave you stranded and the stark regional disparities in travel reliability.
Eamonn Holmes' Luxury Holidays to Save Rocky Relationship
Eamonn Holmes is fighting to save his relationship with girlfriend Katie Alexander by whisking her away on opulent holidays, amid claims of a rocky romance back home in the UK.
Kneecapping stigma prevents victims seeking help in NI
Exclusive investigation reveals how brutal paramilitary-style attacks continue to terrorise communities, with victims too afraid to seek medical or police assistance due to deep-seated fear and stigma.
McDonald's Boycott Over Irish Language Advert in Northern Ireland
Irish republican band Kneecap calls for boycott of McDonald's after fast-food giant removes Irish language from Belfast billboard advert. The controversy ignites debate over cultural identity and corporate sensitivity in Northern Ireland.
Quebec Passes Controversial Public Prayer Ban
The Canadian province of Quebec has passed a controversial new law, Bill 25, severely restricting public prayer in a move critics are calling a direct assault on religious liberties. The legislation has sparked immediate legal challenges and protests.
DUP's Gavin Robinson criticised over Orange Order Troubles comments
DUP deputy leader Gavin Robinson sparks outrage by suggesting the Orange Order was not a 'primary protagonist' during The Troubles. Victims' families and political rivals condemn the remarks.
EasyJet flight diverts to Toulouse over 'fumes' scare
An EasyJet flight from Alicante to Belfast made a sudden emergency landing in Toulouse following reports of 'fumes' in the cockpit and cabin, sparking passenger alarm and a major emergency response.
Amish Fight Ohio Over Buggy Symbols in Supreme Court
An Amish community in Ohio is challenging state orders to display bright orange safety symbols on their horse-drawn buggies, citing a violation of their deeply held religious beliefs. The case raises profound questions about religious freedom and state re
Kneecap's US Tour Axed After Visa Denial Over Lyrics
The politically charged Irish rap group Kneecap has had their entire US tour cancelled after being denied entry visas. US authorities cited their lyrics and support for 'unlawful activity' as the reason, sparking accusations of censorship and political in
Kneecap's US Tour Axed After Visa Denial Over Lyrics
Irish rap trio Kneecap's US tour faces cancellation after visa denial, sparking free speech debate. The band blames political lyrics criticizing UK government.
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