Andrew Madden

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

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”.

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

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.

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.

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

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

Belfast’s Christmas market last year attracted more than one million visitors, according to a council report.

At a small clinic in south Belfast a surgeon and his team are providing a niche procedure that is changing lives.

Scores of jobs and hundreds of millions of pounds — that’s what American investment has brought to the Northern Ireland economy over the years.