Reclaiming the St George's Cross from Extremists
The St George's Cross is at a cultural crossroads. Once a symbol of quiet pride, it's been claimed by far-right groups. This is the story of communities fighting to reclaim their flag for everyone.
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Premier League's Homegrown Goal Crisis: Academies Fight Back
Exclusive investigation reveals the alarming decline of English goal scorers in the Premier League. Discover how youth academies are fighting back with a revolutionary new plan to develop homegrown attacking talent.
English population surge in Northern Ireland revealed in census
New census data shows a significant increase in people born in England now living in Northern Ireland, raising questions about identity and the region's political future.
Post-Brexit Northern Britain Captured in Haunting Photos
A powerful new photography exhibition, 'The English Outside', captures the stark social and economic realities shaping communities across the North of England in the aftermath of Brexit.
NI A-Level students face exam confusion after policy U-turn
A-Level students in Northern Ireland are left in limbo as the UK government reverses its decision to cancel English literature exams, sparking frustration among pupils and educators.
Sue Gray joins Starmer in Belfast for NI talks
Senior Labour figure Sue Gray accompanies Keir Starmer in Belfast as discussions on Northern Ireland's political future intensify.
James' mother slams PSNI over son's case handling
The mother of James, a young man whose case has sparked outrage, criticises the Police Service of Northern Ireland for alleged failures in their investigation.
New inquest into 1972 Belfast teen shooting
A fresh inquest has been ordered into the death of 15-year-old Patrick McVeigh, shot by the British Army in Belfast during the Troubles in 1972.
Veterans win reprieve from NI 'lawfare' as Labour backs bill
British veterans facing prosecution over historical incidents in Northern Ireland have been granted a temporary reprieve after Labour supported new legislation to limit 'lawfare' against them.
Britain's Notorious IRA Mole: The Stakeknife Scandal
A top-secret IRA informant, known as Stakeknife, has been linked to 14 executions. Newly uncovered documents reveal his true identity and the dark legacy he left behind.
Man jailed for PSNI death threats on Facebook
A 50-year-old man from Northern Ireland has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for making death threats against PSNI officers in a disturbing social media rant.
PSNI Chief's 'People of NI' remark causes uproar
PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher's comments on the term 'people of Northern Ireland' spark debate amid political sensitivities.
Fourth victim dies in Northern Ireland shooting
A fourth individual has tragically passed away after a shooting incident in Maguiresbridge, Northern Ireland, as police continue their investigation into the violent attack.
PSNI officer and wife found dead in suspected murder-suicide
A serving PSNI officer and his wife have been found dead in their County Antrim home in what police suspect to be a murder-suicide. The tragic incident has sent shockwaves through the community.
Nurses reject 'inadequate' pay rise offer
Nurses in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have voted overwhelmingly to reject the latest pay rise proposal, calling it insufficient amid rising living costs.
Mary James wins landmark land dispute against lord
Mary James, a determined campaigner, successfully challenged a lord over a controversial land dispute in Northern Ireland, setting a precedent for community rights.
NI apples secure Michelin-star deal in France
A Northern Ireland apple producer secures a landmark deal to supply Michelin-starred restaurants in Parma, France, marking a major milestone for local agriculture.
Vigil for mother and 3 children killed in Co Fermanagh
A community in County Fermanagh gathers to mourn the loss of a mother and her three children in a devastating incident that has left the region in shock.
Naomi Long criticises PSNI over CCTV failures
Justice Minister Naomi Long criticises PSNI for failing to provide crucial CCTV evidence in a cybercrime investigation, raising concerns over public safety and policing standards.
NI First Minister criticised over LGBTQ+ Pride remarks
Northern Ireland's First Minister sparks controversy with remarks on LGBTQ+ Pride events, drawing criticism from advocates and political opponents.
Gerry Adams denies Provisional IRA membership claims
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has once again denied being a member of the Provisional IRA, despite persistent claims to the contrary. In a revealing interview, Adams discusses his role in the peace process and addresses ongoing controversies.
Mother and teens killed in NI shooting
A devastating shooting in Northern Ireland has left a mother and her two teenage children dead, as police name the victims and appeal for information.
NI Govt scrutinised over £13k Italy trip
The Northern Ireland Executive is under fire after revelations of a £13,000 taxpayer-funded trip to Italy by senior officials, sparking calls for transparency.
PSNI apologises for officer's inappropriate social media post
The PSNI has issued an apology following offensive comments made by an officer on social media, prompting calls for accountability and reform within the force.
Mother and three children killed in Maguiresbridge shooting
A devastating shooting in Maguiresbridge, Northern Ireland, has claimed the lives of a mother and her three children. Police are treating the incident as murder-suicide.
2024 unrest leaves lasting harm to UK communities
The 2024 civil disturbances in England and Northern Ireland have had long-lasting negative impacts on local communities, with economic, social, and psychological consequences still being felt today.
PSNI chief criticised over Benn meeting
PSNI Chief Superintendent faces backlash after meeting with Labour MP Hilary Benn, raising concerns over political impartiality in Northern Ireland policing.
Benn criticises PSNI chief over Northern Ireland tweet
Labour MP Hilary Benn has condemned a senior PSNI officer for a divisive tweet about Northern Ireland, sparking a debate on policing and social media use.
Hilary Benn criticised for sharing PSNI's Rebecca Black tweet
Labour MP Hilary Benn faces backlash after sharing a controversial PSNI tweet, reigniting debates on Northern Ireland's political sensitivities.
Three dead in Maguiresbridge suspected murder-suicide
A quiet evening in Maguiresbridge turned into a nightmare as three people were found dead in a suspected murder-suicide. The PSNI has launched a major investigation into the shocking incident.
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