Niamh Campbell

A review into Ulster boxing has found issues around flags, emblems and displays of identity continue to pose challenges for promoting an inclusive environment.

The family of a Co Down woman who tragically died aged just 46 after being diagnosed with a heart condition have spoken out in a bid to raise awareness.

Traders in Dungannon town centre say they are seeking legal advice following the decision to demolish the vacant Fort bar and nightclub buildings.

Residents near a mushroom compost plant in Co Tyrone say they are “being taken for fools” after data showed officials are taking a fortnight on average to respond to complaints.

Belfast-born Abi Austen became the first transgender British Army officer and the first female Parachute Regiment officer 20 years ago, but ended up suing the army when they tried to fire her for transitioning gender.

A wheelchair user says she has been left feeling “humiliated and dehumanised” due to the absence of accessibility requirements at a Co Antrim train station.

The Belfast Telegraph’s podcast series – The BelTel – has been nominated for a top award in the The British Podcast Awards 2025.

An announcement in a Lurgan parish bulletin has sparked controversy after a church said that walking funeral processions to the cemetery will no longer be permitted.

A kickboxing coach who trained Sarah Montgomery in self-defence last year has called on more men in Northern Ireland to speak out against violence against women and girls.

Eleven people have been arrested after a second night of trouble in Londonderry, police have said.