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PPS to reconsider Hamill move
An inquiry into the murder of Robert Hamill urges the PPS to reconsider a decision not to prosecute a retired RUC officer. (Read More...)
Items removed as city alert ends
A security alert in Armagh has ended and a number of items have been removed for examination, the police say. (Read More...)
Handcuffs asylum use criticised
The use of handcuffs to restrain asylum seekers is criticised by former NI police ombudsman, Baroness Nuala O'Loan. (Read More...)
SF press man given death threat
A senior Derry Sinn Fein press officer said he has received a death threat from the Real IRA. (Read More...)
Man remanded on Newry rape charge
A 26-year-old man is remanded in custody for allegedly raping a woman and physically assaulting her friend in Newry. (Read More...)
Homes damaged in Belfast bin fire
Four houses are damaged in south Belfast after a burning wheeled bin set an oil tank on fire, the police say. (Read More...)
Hermon regret at UUP justice call
Lady Hermon says she is "deeply disappointed" the Ulster Unionists voted against the devolution of policing and justice. (Read More...)
Driver fined over rebel playlist
Playing Irish rebel music as he passed an Orange parade lands a motorist a suspended three-month prison sentence and fine. (Read More...)
One... Go! Bleakley completes Channel water-ski challenge
The One Show presenter Christine Bleakley completes her water-ski challenge across the English Channel in aid of Sport Relief. (Read More...)
Docking wages...charge for tour operators on Titanic visits
Tour bus and coach operators taking visitors to see the Belfast birthplace of the Titanic are to be charged£50 to view the attraction. (Read More...)
O'Driscoll plays down 100 'hype'
Brian O'Driscoll plays down the significance of him winning his 100th Ireland cap in Saturday's Six Nations clash against Wales. (Read More...)
Six in six
BBC Newsline tackles a Welsh fan from Carrickfergus (Read More...)
Stormy weather
The troubled past of Northern Ireland Water (Read More...)
Price of Prejudice
The hidden cost of discrimination in the workplace (Read More...)
Hello sailors
Galway to cash in on the World Ocean Race finale in 2012 (Read More...)
Room to roam
Sharon Shannon to play Belfast on St Patrick's night (Read More...)
Weather update
Latest weather forecast from Northern Ireland (Read More...)
NI Water board members are sacked
Four NI Water board members are dismissed after an investigation into how the company awards contracts. (Read More...)
Jobs under threat at Britvic NI
The drinks company Britvic could shed up to 50 posts in Northern Ireland,it is understood . (Read More...)
Man admits to killing pensioner
A Portadown man admits killing a pensioner who died more than two months after he was originally assaulted. (Read More...)
Club loses entertainment licence
One of Belfast's leading nightclubs loses its entertainment licence after police objected to it being renewed. (Read More...)
Schools told of merger proposal
Two Catholic schools are told of a proposed merger, in the first evidence of the sector's plans for post-primary education. (Read More...)
Pensioners burgled in city raid
Two elderly woman, one of whom is in her 90s, have been burgled at a house in the Cavehill area of north Belfast. (Read More...)
Marriages in Republic 'not legal'
Around 3,000 foreign couples in the Irish Republic are caught up in a diplomatic row after being told their marriage status is not legal. (Read More...)
Ruane anger at private tutoring
Teachers should not give private tuition for "breakaway" admissions tests, the education minister has said. (Read More...)
Pair guilty of homophobic murder
Two men are found guilty of murdering a County Tyrone supermarket manager because he was gay almost two years ago. (Read More...)
Bobby Tohill kidnapper arrested
A man who was on the run for four years over the kidnap and attack on a dissident republican is remanded in custody. (Read More...)
Crystal closure 'a dreadful blow'
The closure of Tyrone Crystal's factory is "a dreadful blow for the local area", Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster says. (Read More...)
Armed men rob bureau de change
A gang of men carrying guns steal a substantial sum of money from a bureau de change in Derry. (Read More...)
Commons debates NI double-jobbing
Northern Ireland politicians should not earn salaries at both Westminster and Stormont, the government says. (Read More...)
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