Chris Page

The US leader was both challenging and sensitive, writes our Ireland correspondent Chris Page.

The minister says he hopes changes to the controversial laws will make them more acceptable to victims.

A woman sent to Ireland as a baby speaks about repatriations of unmarried Irish mothers.

PSNI staff share their concerns with the BBC that a data breach could increase the threat they face.

Two friends who were injured in the Omagh bombing describe learning that the other had survived.

The nephews of two brothers killed by terrorists say a proposed new law is “cruel and unjust”.

A rights watchdog urges the UK government to scrap conditional amnesties for Troubles-era crimes.

NI is the first part of UK where those suspected of sexual offences will have anonymity unless charged.

The Irish government formally lodged a case at the European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday.

As with A-level, the percentage of people receiving top GCSE grades in Northern Ireland in 2024 has fallen.