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The Republic of Ireland kick off a new Nations League campaign on Thursday night.

Piers Morgan has vowed to press ahead with suing Earl Spencer despite the author apologising over an error in his controversial memoir about Diana, Princess of Wales.

The PSNI has seized 65 e-bikes and s-scooters in weekend clampdown.

British rescue boats have been sent to collect the passengers of a migrant dinghy which has spent around 30 hours at sea.

Former DJ Tim Westwood has been charged with two additional offences dating back to 1991 and 2004.

A Derry man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to possessing an assault rifle seized by police during an undercover surveillance operation.

Belfast conflict photographer's exhibit 'a homecoming'

Middle Eastern leaders have gathered this week for the United Nations General Assembly in New York as three years of wars across the region show no signs of letting up.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s pledges to reform the organisation do not appear to have calmed his critics.

The bombing of Omagh in 1998 is likely to have involved “operational co-operation” between dissident terror groups the Real IRA and Continuity IRA, a public inquiry has heard.

An independent investigation has found no link between Years dog food and suspected cases of dry eye in pets, the brand has said.

Simon Zebo predicts “super valued” Rob Baloucoune will play a crucial role in Ulster’s bid to recover from last season’s disappointing URC campaign.

Q Radio, Northern Ireland’s leading independent commercial radio network is on the hunt for fresh talent as it officially launches Q Factor.

Four people have died in a house fire in Merseyside.

The King has praised the “genius” of engineering skills in the north of Scotland as he unveiled a plaque at the new headquarters of Great British Energy.

TV presenter Will Best and professional dancer Dianne Buswell have revealed they will be dancing the samba for their first performance together on Strictly Come Dancing.

The family of the late Philip Hayes from Newry are encouraging people across Armagh, Down and Tyrone areas to take part in this year’s Midnight Memory Walk in aid of Evora Hospice.

Mikel Arteta has committed his future to Arsenal by agreeing a new contract with the Premier League champions, according to a BBC report.

A Sri Lankan court has found 15 men guilty of involvement in the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings, which killed more than 260 people and wounded about 500.

The Prince of Wales served popcorn and sold tickets to moviegoers as he celebrated grassroots cinema, but was dogged by a question about Earl Spencer’s book.

Ceer has kick-started its operations with a new electric saloon and an SUV.

A bottle of green water from Lough Neagh was produced in the Stormont Assembly chamber on Tuesday as a challenge to ministers to address the environmental crisis.

A bottle of green water from Lough Neagh was produced in the Stormont Assembly chamber on Tuesday as a challenge to ministers to address the environmental crisis.

Channing Tatum has denied claims that he was behind an anonymous Instagram account that posted critical comments about his ex-fiancee Zoe Kravitz.

Ineos is pausing production at its three plants in Hull, with billionaire owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe blaming higher UK gas prices for “destroying” its manufacturing base.

The King has praised the efforts of those working in renewable energy as making an “enormous difference to our energy future” on a visit to Aberdeenshire.

A jaywalker who urinated on the bonnet of a car forced to stop in Belfast city centre has been jailed for eight months.

One of the UK’s oldest and largest independent importers and distributors of timber has been granted planning approval for a £10 million investment in Co Antrim.

Vet practices will soon be legally required to make their prices clear to pet owners under the biggest reforms of the sector in a generation.

There is a “structural tension” between how Stormont is funded and the cost of maintaining the public sector workforce, a report has suggested.

Renault has updated its 5 electric car to bring a greater range and more technology – but at no additional cost.

The Strictly Come Dancing live arena tour will return in 2027 with 29 shows around the country.

Lasagne cups, Wagyu beef dripping Yorkshire puddings and a clementine take on limoncello are among the new treats coming to Marks & Spencer this Christmas.

Jarrad Branthwaite hopes his injury problems are behind him as he looks to make up for lost time having gained an England recall.

Few jobs come with quite as much pressure as policing the streets of Belfast, which is one reason Blue Lights has made such compelling viewing since its launch in 2023.

London Fashion Week has wrapped for another season, bringing with it the return of British fashion heavyweights McQueen and Mulberry, a handful of unexpected runway moments and, of course, plenty of new trends.

The Israel Football Association has accused Republic of Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrimsson of “hypocrisy and stupidity” over comments he made regarding the upcoming Nations League fixtures between the two countries.

The Duchess of Sussex has been offered a show on her favourite radio station Magic, with the Duke of Sussex agreeing to take the idea back to his wife.

AI-related employment has soared by 79% in Northern Ireland over the past year, a new study by Ulster University suggests.

Northern Ireland and Manchester City goalkeeper Pierce Charles feels very much at home in his mother’s homeland of south Armagh and feels that if it wasn’t for his accent he could perhaps be considered a local.

The King has arrived at Peterhead Port in the north-east of Scotland as he begins a number of visits highlighting the transition to renewable energy.

A migrant dinghy is heading towards the UK after spending more than 24 hours at sea.

Presley Gerber’s former girlfriend Charlotte D’Alessio has said she is “very” angry about his death as she paid tribute to him following his passing at the age of 27.

Russia bombarded at least four Ukrainian regions overnight with missiles and drones, killing four people, officials said on Tuesday, and Ukraine’s forces damaged another Russian oil refinery in their latest long-range strike.

The sentencing of podcaster James English for domestic abuse of his former partner has been postponed as a report was not ready.

England back row Henry Pollock has signed a bumper new contract with Northampton.

With the current trends for both protein and fibremaxxing taking over, it can be difficult to understand which one is more important.

Belfast-headquartered seed specialist Germinal has announced an investment of £5 million in expanded grass seed processing capacity at its Lincoln site in England.

Miranda Hart has said The Celebrity Traitors will be “challenging” on her body and people will not know if she is “sitting there in pain” because of her chronic illness.

Travel giant Tui has flagged an improvement in under-pressure bookings over the past month as travellers continue to make holiday decisions at the last minute.