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The P.S.N.I. is trying to locate a 14 year-old boy who has been reported as missing.

Drivers are facing waiting times of up to two months to book an MOT anywhere in Northern Ireland, the News Letter can reveal.

A suspicious object found beneath a serving police officer’s car in Shandon Park, Belfast, was a viable improvised explosive device, police said.

A man has died after a stolen car struck a lamppost and caught fire in a Northern Ireland housing estate in the early hours of a Saturday.

I must agree with the two innocent victims’ groups who quite rightly rejected the proposals of the recent legacy consultation.

Two special commemoration services are being held on Mull of Kintyre tomorrow to mark the 25th anniversary of the RAF Chinook helicopter disaster.

As the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) meets in Belfast starting Monday, I hope they act on their climate change report from last year called ‘Care for God’s Creation’.

The fourth member of the group being pursued for damages by the Omagh bomb victims has been declared bankrupt.