Top stories of the week

A top shopping centre has evacuated staff and customers as the building was plunged into darkness.

On 27/28th June 1970 in a pre-planned and unprovoked attack, and using the grounds of St Matthews Roman Catholic chapel to hide in, the IRA commanded by Billy McKee opened fire on unarmed innocent people on the Newtownards Road area of East Belfast.

A top shopping centre has reopened after an electricity outage led to staff evacuating customers as the building was plunged into darkness.

Entries are now open for the annual Farming Life awards 2019, in association with Cranswick Country Foods.

Lightning strikes have been reported across the country after a thunder storm this morning.

Following the recent warm weather a yellow warning of lightening has been issued

Within a few hours this week Arlene Foster delivered two pronouncements which illustrate how Brexit has created a new tension between commitment to the Union and commitment to leaving the EU.

A former MI5 agent within Sinn Féin who for years was close to Martin McGuinness has revealed that it was fellow agent Stakeknife who saved his life when his cover was blown by his handler.