People from all over the world have been reacting to the announcement that one British soldier is to be prosecuted with the murder of two of the 14 people who lost their lives as a result of Bloody Sunday in Derry in 1972.
All the latest news and reaction to announcement that one former British soldier has been charged with two counts of murder and four counts of attempted murder on Bloody Sunday.
The Bloody Sunday families have been reacting to the news that only one soldier will face criminal prosecution over the killings of 13 people in Derry on January 30, 1972.
The P.S.N.I. is appealing for information concerning an "act of criminal damage" inflicted upon one of its officers by mysterious offender known only as 'Jack'.
A Northern Ireland couple opened the front-door of their house to take delivery of a 'large quantity' of prescription medication this week but instead they got the P.S.N.I.
The Met Office's Irish counterpart, Met Éireann, has officially named the powerful weather system due to arrive in Northern Ireland tomorrow as Storm Gareth.
The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Karen Bradley, has apologised for remarks she made in Westminster on Wednesday that Troubles killings at the hands of security forces were "not crimes".
A video of Derry singer, Nadine Coyle, appearing on Channel 4 programme Sunday Brunch in 2010 has resurfaced on social media to celebrate the return of comedy series, Derry Girls'.
A Northern Ireland marching flute band is contesting an assertion made in the new series of Derry Girls concerning Protestants and Swedish pop-group ABBA
