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Father Ted writer Graham Linehan cleared of harassing transgender activist

Father Ted writer Graham Linehan cleared of harassing transgender activist

However, the 57-year-old was found guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court of criminal damage of Sophia Brooks’ mobile phone.

Governments to publish framework to deal with legacy of Troubles

Governments to publish framework to deal with legacy of Troubles

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn and Tánaiste Simon Harris will unveil the framework on Friday

SDLP's Claire Hanna predicts 'step change' in British government’s attitude to Ireland

SDLP's Claire Hanna predicts 'step change' in British government’s attitude to Ireland

Ms Hanna retained her seat at Westminster with almost 50% of the vote

'The most Irish Englishman': Keir Starmer and his advisers have close links to Ireland

'The most Irish Englishman': Keir Starmer and his advisers have close links to Ireland

‘If you’re not there, you don’t count’: SDLP leader criticises ‘absentee’ Sinn Féin MPs

‘If you’re not there, you don’t count’: SDLP leader criticises ‘absentee’ Sinn Féin MPs

Alliance will no longer tolerate Stormont’s ‘toxic’ veto system

Alliance will no longer tolerate Stormont’s ‘toxic’ veto system

DUP aims to hold off Alliance in Jeffrey Donaldson's former constituency

DUP aims to hold off Alliance in Jeffrey Donaldson's former constituency

DUP announces Jonathan Buckley as candidate in Lagan Valley

DUP announces Jonathan Buckley as candidate in Lagan Valley

Fri, 24 May, 2024

The seat is currently held by Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, the party’s former leader, who is charged with a number of historical sex offences.

Downing Street criticised over use of Irish flag in post about Northern Ireland

Downing Street criticised over use of Irish flag in post about Northern Ireland

Tue, 21 Nov, 2023

Ulster Unionist Party leader Doug Beattie said it is the latest incident which demonstrates Downing Street ‘doesn’t understand’ Northern Ireland