The mother of a man charged with murdering Carrie Mullane who disappeared from Enniskillen last month has appeared in court accused of withholding information.
The mother of a man charged with murdering Carrie Mullane who disappeared from Enniskillen last month has appeared in court accused of withholding information.
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Some of those who marked Armistice Day at Belfast City Hall have been telling UTV why they believe it's important to stop and reflect on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
A threatening email sent to hundreds of schools in Northern Ireland is being treated as a hoax, police have said.
More than 300 schools reported receiving the same message which originated from outside the UK on Wednesday morning.
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Stormont Speaker Edwin Poots led MLAs in silent memory on Armistice Day.
The DUP MLA said it is right that 'British and Irish [soldiers] who put aside their differences at home' to make the ultimate sacrifice are remembered.
Private Albert Grainger joined the Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) and was killed in the Battle of the Somme.
For a long time it was believed he had no known grave - until the family contacted the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
It was located near the town of Albert.
Over 50 cattle lying dead in a field near Fivemiletown back in June, caused widespread shock and raised questions about the cull.
An independent review has highlighted failings in the DAERA operation but concluded it was lawful.
The family of Chloe Mitchell are "shocked and saddened" that the trial of a man accused of her murder has "come to an abrupt end".
On Tuesday, the jury at Belfast Crown Court was discharged.
The judge said he was not outlining his reasons "at this stage".
Michelle O'Neill has branded the DUP's petition of concern over an Irish-medium education bill as 'sectarianism'
Other unionist parties have indicated they will support the petition.
The cost of school meals will go up by 30p from January next year to Β£3.40 in primary schools, and by 15% in post-primary schools.
The Education Authority says the increase is down to an "exceptionally challenging financial position".