Northern Ireland

Man jailed over two train attacks

A man who caused nearly £18,000 worth of damage to two trains with a stolen safety hammer is jailed for nine months.

Pair remanded over feud killing

Two brothers are remanded in custody accused of murdering a man during a loyalist paramilitary feud almost eight years ago.

Hundreds of quarry jobs 'at risk'

Companies which provide materials to the construction industry say hundreds of jobs are at risk.

City floods after torrential rain

Two homes in Londonderry are flooded after a torrential downpour caused disruption across the city.

Move on commissioners challenge

Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness will not be ordered to attend the High Court to answer questions about how the four victims commissioners were appointed.

Adams accused over justice date

The first minister accuses the Sinn Fein leader of "distorting the facts" over a date for the devolution of policing.

IFA faces referees' strike threat

Irish League referees could strike over a £50 pay increase on the opening day of the JJB Sports Premiership.

Watchdog 'not required over IRA'

The IMC does not have a role to play with regards to the existence of the IRA army council, Martin McGuinness says.