Campaign dominated by immigration as Cameron digs in

Ukip has its first elected MP after a dramatic night which left the two main Westminster parties licking their wounds.

Britain’s economy will suffer hugely if it exits the EU after a referendum scheduled for 2017. Alternatively, it will not suffer at all, in fact, an exit is the necessary precondition for British economic renewal.

Champions Celtic showed six changes for their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash with Motherwell at Fir Park.

Thomas Rogne has replaced the injured Glenn Loovens at the heart of the Celtic defence for this afternoon's SPL clash with Motherwell at Fir Park.

IN 2007, the three families behind the Jurys Doyle hotel group decided to sell a sizeable chunk of the business.

Brian Kerr is preparing to take on the mantle of Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland in the morning.

A WEST Belfast man yesterday lost the latest bid to clear his name of allegations that he was the British Army’s top spy in the IRA.

The family of a Belfast man shot dead by the RUC ten years ago have begun legal action against Lord Chief Justice Robert Carswell, the highest-ranking judge in the North.

The British House of Lords is to be asked to decide whether the re-election of David Trimble as Northern Ireland First Minister last November was valid, it was announced tonight.

The sister of a teenager shot dead by British troops on Bloody Sunday is mounting a legal bid to have Northern Ireland’s top judge excluded from an Appeal Court hearing challenging a ruling to have police witnesses screened at the Saville Tribunal.

Former Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble today failed in his bid to overturn a High Court ruling that he acted illegally in banning Sinn Fein ministers from attending cross-border meetings.