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Shankill bomber Sean Kelly campaigning for Sinn Fein "causing a lot of hurt and distress" for families
Shankill bomber campaigning for Sinn Fein causing "hurt and distress" for families
Should NI drivers face heavier fines for dangerously overtaking cyclists?
From today, drivers in the ROI are facing heavier fines, should NI follow?
Could Tory pledge to protect NI veterans from legal action lead to de facto amnesty including former paramilitaries?
Also, DUP Westminster candidate says online trolls will not break her.
Nurses in NI strike vote to strike for the first time in 103 years
Advice NI warns Northern Ireland could be on brink of a welfare mitigations disaster.
There have been almost 100 attacks on Irish language signs in the Mid Ulster area
Now they’re using CCTV to catch the culprits
Kevin Lunney, a director of Quinn Industrial Holdings, gives interview about his brutal abduction and torture
Mr Lunney spoke to Jim Fitzpatrick for BBC Spotlight
More speculation over pacts and alliances in the upcoming Westminster election
Vinny talks to Green Party NI leader Clare Bailey & former UUP Chairman David Campbell.
General Election battle-lines redrawn as UUP and SDLP stand aside in North Belfast
As the General Election approaches, parties begin to announce candidates.
Anger among public sector workers over pay squeeze
Vinny spoke to Director of Royal College of Nursing Pat Cullen and Anne Speed from Unison
Should we ban diesel vehicles in Belfast City Centre, at certain times of the day?
Bristol could become the first UK city to ban diesel cars, over concerns of pollution.