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A 36-year-old man is to stand trial next month on multiple charges of voyeurism.

Unheard material from the Phantom Of The Opera is to be released to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the West End musical.

Cinema firm Vue is considering a float on London’s stock market or a potential sale deal after a strong summer at the box office.

Three companies in Derry have announced plans to invest £1.6 million across their businesses to grow exports and create 21 jobs in the North West.

Volkswagen has produced its most powerful GTI to date with a new model based on the electric iD.3.

The King and his two sons are set to embark on a packed schedule of engagements after Buckingham Palace made the “unprecedented” move of pushing back against explosive claims made by the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Michael Carrick is convinced Manchester United can turn things around after a crushing Carabao Cup collapse to Brighton increased questions over his future and led to fan fury at the final whistle.

A Greggs pastry filled with Stilton cheese has become its second-biggest launch ever, beaten only by its Festive Bake, the retailer said.

Have you ever gone back to a perfume you once loved, only to find that it no longer smells quite the same?

Coleen Rooney is seen becoming emotional and saying “the house is not happy” in a trailer for the Disney+ documentary series The Real Rooneys.

Revolution Beauty is set to return to profit in its first half as the firm’s turnaround continues to gather pace.

South African police said on Thursday that the body of a ninth woman had been discovered in an area east of Johannesburg, and it could be linked to a series of killings they are investigating.

A video message from Dolly Parton recorded before her death was played at the 2026 Americana Honors & Awards in Nashville on Wednesday.

Households in Northern Ireland are set to receive an electricity discount from next month.

Cristiano Ronaldo and other players now have the chance to turn their social media popularity into revenue under a new Saudi Pro League initiative.

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As Houthi rebels closed in, Eshraq Abdel Gelil and her husband fled their home, walking through the mountains before catching a ride to a nearby city.

It says something about the polarising nature of the Palestinian/Israeli conflict that even a TV drama can be seen as a political act.

The shadow chancellor has warned it is “a difficult time in the wider world” and the Government should not make it worse by raising taxes.

Star Wars production company Lucasfilm has sent congratulations to the team behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day after it became the highest-grossing film of all time in North America.

An Irish radio station has dropped Ed Sheeran’s music after “the reaction from our listeners” to the decision to remove Macklemore from his tour over comments the rapper made about Gaza.

A Russian barrage of missiles and drones targeting Ukraine’s capital and the surrounding region injured at least 16 people overnight and into Thursday, authorities said.

Sometimes it takes a movement such as Sober October to explore beyond the benefits of sobriety and the wellness angle, to realise the lines between a drinker or non-drinker are blurring.

Wearing a watch almost became obsolete when we all started using our mobile phones to tell the time, but now timepieces are being used as wearable jewellery again.

Online retail group Debenhams has revealed earnings bounced back into profit for the past six months as sales strengthened.

An Argentine federal judge on Wednesday ordered British and Israeli companies to stop developing an oilfield off the Falkland Islands, opening a new legal front in the decades-old sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the UK that Argentine President J…

As any seasoned host will know, half the fun of throwing a dinner party is the prepping beforehand.

Retail giant Next has warned against tax increases in next month’s Budget as it said consumers were already under mounting pressure from Iran war inflation and a weak jobs market.

The bodies of eight women have been discovered by South African police in the Kempton Park area, east of Johannesburg, in the last two months.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will address the European Parliament on Thursday after US President Donald Trump suggested that allowing Canada to become an associate EU member could be a “hostile act.”

The King will seek reassurance from tech bosses amid concerns about the future of artificial intelligence at a summit which risks being overshadowed by claims made in a memoir written by the late Diana, Princess of Wales’s brother.

CREGGAN will have to be at their very best on Friday night to overturn Antrim’s “standard-bearers” Cargin but manager Joe Cassidy is hopeful his side can deliver a performance.

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A philanthropic trust that has historically bankrolled the Alliance Party with hundreds of thousands of pounds has made its first ever donation to the SDLP.

The number of publicly funded dental patients in Northern Ireland has dropped by nearly 400,000 since 2022 due to rising costs.

Two Belfast brothers are weeks away from completing a 3,800 mile cycle across the United States to fund multiple sclerosis research.

The explosives used in the bomb that killed solicitor Rosemary Nelson were supplied by Johnny Adair’s notorious ‘C’ Company UDA unit, a new book about the ex-loyalist Godfather claims.

A Co Fermanagh pensioner waiting months for skin cancer treatment says he is now worried he will have to find thousands to pay for private healthcare.

“It was one we really left behind”, claims Dungannon’s Meabh Mallon, as she reflects on her side’s dismal performance in last year’s Tyrone final.

Few cases have captured public attention like the tragic disappearance and death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe.

Errigal Ciaran’s injury crisis is easing slowly, but they’ll still be short of some key players for Monday night’s Tyrone SFC quarter-final clash with Trillick.

A study led by Queen’s University academics has found that people exposed to air pollution may face a higher risk of suicide.

AIMEE Mackin fired Shane O’Neill’s, Camlough into this Saturday’s Armagh senior club final (BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, 6.30pm) against Crossmaglen.

When Nicola Doran thinks about her son Oliver opening the envelopes containing her Guinness World Records certificates, she remembers the delight on his face.

Scientists have revealed that the hard calcium deposits which build up around teeth and contribute to severe gum disease may also be linked to the hardening of delicate heart valves.

George Hutton, the latest member of the internationally acclaimed Celtic Tenors, is passionate about music.

THE DUP meets for its annual conference this Saturday.

IT has been the hallmark of every frightened, bullying organisation in the world that it cannot stand a free press.

THERE is always a chance the UK could break up by accident, but any plan to leave requires ending dependence on its money.

AT the height of summer, when Armagh were pushing towards a long-awaited Ulster title before attention turned to the All-Ireland series, Barry McCambridge just wanted to be back to where he was.