Andrew Madden

In an interview with this newspaper at the beginning of the year, broadcaster Stephen Nolan made what now seems like a potentially prophetic comment.

Nearly one in six children in Northern Ireland are living in absolute poverty, a report reveals.

For the first time in more than two decades, the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) is set to build houses — a landmark step for the organisation.

Sealed files relating to the 1994 Mull of Kintyre helicopter crash cannot be released as it would be “in breach of individuals’ data protection rights”, a Government minister has said.

The violent past of murder accused Jonathan Creswell can now be revealed for the first time.

Jim Allister has hit out at comments by interim DUP leader Gavin Robinson, who criticised “people flying from England to Northern Ireland to complain about the protocol”.

A new £7m shared community building has opened in west Belfast as part of events to mark Good Relations Week.

Some 14 people have been arrested in Northern Ireland as part of a UK-wide operation aimed at cracking down on people-smuggling gangs and those exploiting the Common Travel Area (CTA).

Further details of Belfast’s Christmas lights switch-on have been revealed.

The number of eviction proceedings has almost doubled in two years, prompting calls for a ban on no-fault evictions and the introduction of rent controls.