Six police officers have been injured in two cross-border vehicle ramming incidents in south Armagh

A gun has been found hidden in bushes close to a community centre, police in the North have said.

The death of a man found in a park in Co Armagh is no longer being treated as suspicious following a post mortem examination.

An explosive device has gone off under a car in west Belfast.

Police officers in the North have escaped injury after two pipe bombs were thrown at their patrol in north Belfast.

A 46-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an explosion in Northern Ireland.

The body of a teenager has been found at a water-filled disused quarry in the North today.

Paramilitaries were not behind overnight clashes in east Belfast which left six police officers injured, a senior officer said.

Almost 200 families in Belfast could be facing a night out of their homes because of a security alert, it was announced tonight.

A British Army major who escaped a dissident republican murder bid when a booby trap bomb fell off his car without detonating is lucky to be alive, police said today.

Romanian families forced to shelter in a church hall after fleeing their homes in Belfast in the wake of racist attacks today vowed to leave Ireland for good.

More than 400 under-18s are treated for alcoholism and drug addiction in the North each year, it was revealed today.

Hugh Orde used the publication of his last annual report as PSNI Chief Constable today to pay tribute to five officers who died in the line of duty this year.

The North's police force will not be accepted in border areas for generations unless the murder of a man by IRA members is solved, his family warned today.

Police investigating a man’s murder have been attacked by a crowd throwing bottles and stones.

Phone-tap evidence that could have seen scores of terrorists convicted in the North should be allowed, a human rights group said today.

The family of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane is holding talks with the Rev Ian Paisley today over proposals for an inquiry into one of the most controversial murders of the Troubles.

Thousands of cheering people welcomed the Special Olympics “Flame of Hope” to Northern Ireland today on its journey from Athens to the World Summer Games in Dublin.

It has emerged that one of the six people arrested this morning in connection with the Castlereagh raid were employed in the Complex.