Omagh bomb: Police felt ‘guilty and responsible’ for evacuating people closer to blast
Mr Baxter was the RUC sub-divisional commander in Omagh on the day of the blast. He told how he was off-duty when he received ...
'Say Nothing': Who Were the Real Dolours and Marian Price?
On the cover of Patrick Radden Keefe’s historical nonfiction bestseller Say Nothing, Dolours Price wears a turtleneck ...
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Ben Lowry: Hilary Benn witnessed the anger at the ruling against the SAS yet he wants more such inquests
There was a telling moment this week when Westminster discussed the inquest ruling against the SAS for shooting IRA ...
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1969: How the Troubles Started in Northern Ireland
The Troubles did not break out on a specific date, but it is generally agreed that they began in 1969. The seeds of the ...
Shocking speeding drivers clocked at more than 100mph in 30mph zones
The highest recorded speed on 30mph roads included in the analysis was 122mph in the South Yorkshire Police area. For 20mph ...
Former Northern Ireland minister calls for judicial review after Clonoe inquest
Former Northern Ireland first minister Arlene Foster has called for a probe into a coroner’s finding that the use of lethal ...
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Three Men Arrested In New IRA Investigation
12 February 2025 £4m Investment to Enhance Outdoor Learning in NI Schools Education Minister Paul Givan has officially launched the Outdoor Learning Project, a £4 million initiative aimed at enhancing ...
Two Huddersfield care homes 'honoured' as they handed 'special' status
A pair of Huddersfield care homes have been declared 'veteran friendly' by Armed Forces charities following their advance care and support for veterans living there.
Veteran friendly status for two Huddersfield care homes
Two Huddersfield care homes have been declared “Veteran Friendly” after receiving accreditation by an armed forces charity backed scheme.