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Tubridy apologises for not asking questions about reporting of his earnings
The RTE star said he would not be presenting his radio show next week.
Jun 23, 2023Celebrity News
Ryan Tubridy ‘surprised’ to learn of RTE pay statement errors
The broadcaster apologised as it admitted paying former The Late Late Show host more over several years than it previously declared.
Jun 22, 2023Celebrity News
RTE says sorry after it admits paying Ryan Tubridy more than it declared
The Irish broadcaster has apologised and said the situation is a serious breach of trust.
Jun 22, 2023UK
Man jailed after murdering love rival and dumping body in wheelie bin in lake
David Gill was told he must serve at least 16 years for killing father-of-four Pat McCormick.
Jun 22, 2023UK
Man jailed for murder of victim who was dumped in wheelie bin in lake
David Gill was told he must serve at least 16 years before he can be considered for release.
Jun 22, 2023UK
Stepfather jailed for ‘brutal, merciless and outrageous’ murder of five-year-old
Nadia Zofia Kalinowska died after she was found with multiple injuries at her family home in Newtownabbey in December 2019.
Jun 21, 2023Politics
MP met with loyalists on ‘personal’ fact-finding mission
Simon Hoare told the Belfast Telegraph he had attended meetings in a personal capacity.
Jun 21, 2023UK
DUP leader urges Rishi Sunak to scrap legacy Bill
The proposed legislation is due to return to the House of Lords on Wednesday.
Jun 21, 2023Politics
DUP trade concerns addressed effectively by Windsor Framework – Gove
The Levelling Up Secretary represented the Westminster government at a summit meeting of the British-Irish Council in Jersey.
Jun 16, 2023UK
Government is ‘well aware’ of DUP position over NI Protocol – Donaldson
Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill said she hoped upcoming meetings would inject fresh momentum into efforts to restore powersharing.
Jun 15, 2023UK
O’Neill accuses Heaton-Harris of ‘sabre-rattling’ over revenue-raising letter
Stormont political leaders have been meeting with the head of the NI Civil Service Jayne Brady.
Jun 15, 2023Politics
Heaton-Harris denies probe into revenue-raising measures is to pressure DUP
Senior civil servants are currently running public services in the region in the absence of devolution.
Jun 14, 2023Politics
Heaton-Harris asks for advice on water charges and tuition fees increase
The Northern Ireland Secretary has written to permanent secretaries in Stormont departments about revenue-raising measures.
Jun 14, 2023UK
Legacy plan is not a blanket amnesty, Heaton-Harris tells US Congress members
The draft legislation would establish a new commission aimed at uncovering facts around unsolved Troubles deaths.
Jun 13, 2023UK
State agencies accused of ‘deliberately delaying’ information release over death
GAA official Sean Brown was abducted and killed by loyalists 26 years ago.
Jun 13, 2023UK
Man appears in court charged with murdering Chloe Mitchell
Brandon John Rainey, 26, was remanded in custody.
Jun 12, 2023UK
Head of new legacy body hopes Irish Government will participate in process
Sir Declan Morgan, is to become chief commissioner of the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR).
Jun 12, 2023UK
Agencies should reflect on death of Concepta Leonard to learn lessons – coroner
Concepta Leonard, 51, was stabbed to death by Paedar Phair, 55, at her home in Maguiresbridge on May 15 2017.
Jun 9, 2023UK
Kinahan gang leader arrested in Spain, National Crime Agency says
The National Crime Agency said a second man had also been detained.
Jun 5, 2023UK
Donna Traynor thankful for support as BBC discrimination case is resolved
The industrial tribunal was resolved without any admission of liability in Belfast on Friday.
Jun 2, 2023Celebrity News
Tribunal brought by former newsreader Donna Traynor to resume on Friday
The former Newsline presenter is taking the case against the BBC and its Northern Ireland director Adam Smyth.
Jun 1, 2023