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Jeffrey Donaldson is set to be questioned by detectives from the Metropolitan Police over an alleged sexual assault at Westminster. The former DUP leader, who was sentenced this week for a series of child sex offences, faces an accusation...
Cabinets of curiosities, dinner sets as old as the United States and never-before-seen secret passageways throughout the historic home of the Ward family of Co Down are open to the public for the first time. Castle Ward has opened the doors...
Jeffrey Donaldson is set to be questioned by detectives from the Metropolitan Police over an alleged sexual assault at Westminster. The former DUP leader, who was sentenced this week for a series of child sex offences, faces an accusation...
A former governor of the Maze prison has warned that Jeffrey Donaldson will be under threat for every day of the sentence he serves in Maghaberry jail. William Mckee, who was in charge of the Maze on the day that LVF killer Billy Wright was...
A west Belfast couple who stole the car belonging to the father of heart transplant recipient Dáithí Mac Gabhann have been sentenced. Brandon Lee O’neill had previously pleaded guilty to charges of aggravated vehicle taking, which was driven...
The BBC has axed award-winning radio series A Perforated Ulster after more than 30 years. Comedian Tim Mcgarry, who cowrites and performs in the show, said he was told in a phone call on Thursday that Radio Ulster was “scrapping all audio comedy”.
The axing of three roles in BBC NI’S Irish language department will devastate broadcasting, a cultural group has claimed. The jobs are going as part of a cost-cutting exercise in Ormeau Avenue. In June it was announced 50 redundancies were...
The BBC has axed award-winning radio series A Perforated Ulster after more than 30 years. Comedian Tim Mcgarry, who cowrites and performs in the show, said he was told in a phone call on Thursday that Radio Ulster was “scrapping all audio comedy”.
