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The Latest Breaking News from PSNI

Derry councillor hits out at 'sectarian' graffiti sprayed on local takeaway

"The people who have done this are in the minority and they're afraid of change."

Belfast Live

Irish man missing 18 years found after fisherman spotted 'odd shape' in water

Michael Anthony Lynch, known as Tony, had been reported missing by his family in January 2002

Irish Mirror

Lucy Spence: Police issue appeal for missing 14-year old last seen on Saturday

She was last seen on Saturday

Belfast Live

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Co Fermanagh schoolchildren in call for improved road safety as 831 kids killed or injured every year in NI

Jones Memorial Primary School pupils were among 90,000 students to take to the streets

Belfast Live

PSNI appeal after £30,000 damage caused to boardwalk in 'intentional fire'

Fire damage was caused to large parts of Jenkins Forest near Brookeborough on Monday afternoon

Belfast Live

Fisherman finds body of dad missing for 18 YEARS in water after spotting odd shape

Michael Anthony Lynch, known as Tony, had been reported missing by his family in January 2002 but it was not until February 2020 that his body and car were discovered underwater in Fermanagh, Northern Ireland

Daily Mirror

Tributes paid to much loved St Columb's PS worker Harry McCann

Harry McCann has been described as "a proud Desertmartin man"

Belfast Live

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Man missing for 18 years found dead after fisherman spotted 'odd shape' in water

Michael Anthony Lynch, known as Tony, had been reported missing by his family in January 2002

Belfast Live

Glenshane Pass road works begin with speed restrictions in place for motorists

The works are expected to be complete in early July

Belfast Live

Police appeal for teenage rape victim to come forward

"We understand it is daunting, but please be assured that we will support you."

Belfast Live

Joe Lycett joke at Belfast gig sparks PSNI complaint

The PSNI confirmed a complaint had been made by a member of the public

Belfast Live

Derry fire: Blaze at Dunfield Terrace tackled by fire crews

Properties engulfed in inferno that send plumes of smoke into air

Belfast Live

Legacy Bill must be amended to achieve support of victims, MPs told

Former police chief Jon Boutcher said there was a concern that planned reviews of unsolved Troubles killings would prove ‘superficial’.

The Independent UK

Doctor struck off for ‘repeated dishonesty’ over death of child in 1995

Medical tribunal finds consultant paediatric anaesthetist Dr Robert Taylor dishonestly misled police and a public inquiry.

The Independent UK

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Belfast Live

Huge food and drink festival coming to Derry next month along with live music

LegenDerry street food is back on the menu

Belfast Live

Police attend scene after 'death of man' in Derry

A post-mortem has been completed, police say

Belfast Live

PSNI concerned over young people jumping into water from Belfast bridge

"We’ve sadly seen people die in the river before, so I would urge anyone who is thinking of doing this to please stop"

Belfast Live

Castledawson crash: Emergency services attend scene of collision

The PSNI, Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service and NI Ambulance Service are at the scene on Monday morning

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Belfast Live

Glenn Quinn murder appeal: Brother says family will stop at nothing as reward increased to £30,000

"It's an absolute disgrace what they did to my brother."

Belfast Live

Belfast drugs bins helping get rid of nearly 100,000 items per year

"We've had cannabis, ecstasy, LSD, cocaine and we'll sometimes get the utensils that come with drugs."

Belfast Live

Use of spit and bite guards to be made permanent in frontline policing in Northern Ireland

Their use has been opposed by human rights groups and children's charities.

The Independent UK

Use of spit and bite guards to be made permanent in Northern Ireland policing

The move comes despite opposition from four groups including Amnesty International and the Children’s Law Centre.

Irish Mirror

PSNI assisting Garda probe into ramming of prison van in Monaghan

Gardai said a number of individuals were observed leaving the scene in a grey/black Audi A4 with Northern Ireland registration plates

Belfast Live

Man attacked and left with facial injuries after being 'asked for money' on the street

"I'm so lucky I managed to get away."

Belfast Live

Premier Intermediate League fixtures 2022/23: Ballymacash Rangers head to Portstewart on opening day

The new PIL season will get under way on Saturday, August 20

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