| 14:34 – Family 'severely divided' by son's killing of allegedly abusive mother, court hears | 14:22 – Defence Forces launch two investigations following death of army apprentice in 1991 | 14:02 – Hezbollah rejects ceasefire agreement and demands Israel withdraw from Lebanon | 14:00 – Police investigate petrol bomb attack in Limavady | 13:38 – Women of Honour ‘disappointed’ over tribunal funding dispute

Trevor Birney

(Left To Right) Psni Chief Constable Jon Boutcher, Angus Mccullough Kc, Northern Ireland Policing Board Chair Mukesh Sharma And Human Rights Advisor To The Northern Ireland Policing Board John Wadham, During A Press Conference At The Stormont Hotel In Belfast, © Pa Wire/Pa Images

Ireland

Concern after review finds police in NI tried to identify journalists’ sources

Advertisement
Investigator Not ‘Exercised’ Over Ni Documentary, Covert Surveillance Tribunal Told
Ireland

Investigator not ‘exercised’ over NI documentary, covert surveillance tribunal told

Tribunal To Probe Claims Of Psni Spying On Journalists Including Rté's Vincent Kearney
Ireland

Tribunal to probe claims of PSNI spying on journalists including RTÉ's Vincent Kearney

Advertisement
Bbc To Contact Tribunal Over Claims Journalist Vincent Kearney Was Spied On By Police
Ireland

BBC to contact tribunal over claims journalist Vincent Kearney was spied on by police

Tribunal To Examine Claims Of Covert State Surveillance Of Journalists
Ireland

Tribunal to examine claims of covert state surveillance of journalists

Psni To Pay Out £875,000 After Settling Case Over Journalist Arrests
Ireland

PSNI to pay out £875,000 after settling case over journalist arrests