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Londonderry and Northern Ireland News
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'I cannot go home until a care plan is in place'
BBC News NI's health correspondent takes a look at social care and how it can help ease hospital pressures.
PSNI informed after Assembly publishes McMonagle review
The Assembly report said it was not "realistically possible" for McMonagle to carry out that work between March and May 2020.
New deal reached for formation of Irish government
Two Independent TDs will attend Cabinet meetings as super junior ministers under an agreement reached.
Rural primary school closures devastating, say parents
Balnamore Primary School and Lack Primary School are both set to close.
Titanic Exhibition Centre to close after severe weather damage
The decision to shut the centre was taken after severe weather caused damage to its exterior.
My baby's killer should never be allowed out of prison
Sheree Black, whose son Cameron was killed from injuries inflicted by his father Ryan Leslie,
Gerry Adams in line for 'pay day' if Legacy Act repealed
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is in line for "a pay day from the taxpayer" under plans to repeal the Legacy Act, a report backed by several peers has stated.
MP to take legal action over Andrew Tate social media posts
Sorcha Eastwood's solicitors confirmed they had been instructed to issue legal proceedings on Tuesday.
Councillors dismiss charging for Halloween event
A council report proposed introducing a fee for the city's Awakening the Walls event in 2025.
Glens & Reds net late in extra-time to make final
Glentoran and Cliftonville book their places in the BetMcLean Cup final as late goals in both games secure extra-time victories over Crusaders and Larne respectively.
Four PSNI officers on trial over alleged affray in kebab shop
The charges follow an incident in a Belfast takeaway in January 2022.
Pensioner who died after being hit by car named
The PSNI named the woman who died following a road traffic collision on Monday as Carole Graham, 77.
Work begins on new look Strand Arts Centre
Work has begun on the £6.5m restoration of the Strand Arts Centre in east Belfast
Belfast Zoo's former elephant Dhunja dies
Dhunja had been moved to an elephant retirement home at a zoo in the Netherlands.
'The novelty of living with parents wore off a long time ago'
New research suggests that almost a quarter of young adults in NI are still living with their parents.
'If this saves a life from asthma then Rachel has done her bit'
Simon and Barbara Williamson's daughter Rachel was 16 when she died after an asthma attack at home.
What could Ireland's Six Nations squad look like?
As interim head coach Simon Easterby prepares to announce his Ireland squad on Wednesday, BBC Sport NI looks at his options ahead of the Six Nations.
'A dream come true' as sisters perform for Ed Sheeran
Molly and Ruby Mulholland from Glengormley said they "couldn't believe" they got to perform for singer Ed Sheeran.
'Panic mode' - Why do Ulster 'snowball' in games?
Ulster's trend of "snowballing" in games continues as Leicester rack up 38 unanswered points in Saturday's Investec Champions Cup match.
'The dangers of ketamine are real'
Jeni Larmour, from County Armagh, died after taking ketamine in 2020 as she started university.
Calls to honour 'bravest man not to win a Victoria Cross'
Interest in Blair 'Paddy' Mayne has risen due to the fictional TV portrayal of him in BBC's SAS Rogue Heroes.
Young rappers 'buzzing' after surprise Ed Sheeran visit
Ed Sheeran visited music organisations in Belfast alongside Snow Patrol star Gary Lightbody.
Redevelopment of cinema to maintain 'art deco charm'
The Strand Arts Centre in east Belfast dates back to 1935.
Scheme launched in memory of girl who died of asthma
Rachel Williamson was 16 when she died after an asthma attack.
The paw patrol sniffing out sheep buried deep in the snow
Irish mountain farmers use their dogs to find their flock trapped under several feet of snow.
'There's no doubt about it, he was a natural leader'
Despite being highly decorated, Blair 'Paddy' Mayne was never given the highest award of all, the Victoria Cross.
Ed Sheeran joins young rappers for impromptu performance
His visit to Belfast was part of the launch of the Ed Sheeran foundation, which supports the teaching of music in schools.
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Brother's 'nightmare' after body found in Spain
The brother of John George speaks of family's heartbreak after a body was found in Spain.
Bangor man recalls extreme conditions in Korean War
The 97-year-old joined the Royal Ulster Rifles (RUR) after watching soldiers return from World War 2.
Derry nun's family 'proud' as sainthood journey begins
A special ceremony took in Madrid to mark Sr Clare Crockett's first steps towards sainthood.
Man stabbed in Londonderry attack
It happened shortly before 02:20 GMT on Saturday in the Glenowen Park area of the city.
Derry City sign NI internationals Boyce and Whyte
Northern Ireland internationals Liam Boyce and Gavin Whyte join League of Ireland side Derry City.
Future in doubt for theatre where James Nesbitt began career
Many actors started out at the Coleraine theatre, including Cold Feet star James Nesbitt.
Police investigate 'arranged fight' between gangs
A security guard says dozens of young people were involved in a confrontation at Ebrington Square.
Man jailed after police officer sex assault appeal
Andrew McMillan, from Londonderry, was appealing a 13-month sentence imposed last year.
Murdered man's family disappointed at appeal against inquiry
Sean Brown was abducted by loyalists in Bellaghy, County Londonderry, and shot dead in May 1997.
Driver pleads guilty to causing teenagers' deaths
Kiea McCann, 17, and Dlava Mohamed, 16, were going to a school ball when they died in County Monaghan
Irish student dies while climbing in Spain
The Irish woman who died while climbing in Malaga during the weekend has been named.
Injunction sought over McGregor trial CCTV footage
Lawyers acting for Nikita Hand have applied for an injunction to prevent distribution of CCTV footage shown during trail.
Murdered Cavan woman was 'kind and popular'
A murder investigation is launched after the body of Annie Heyneman, 55, was found at the weekend.
Cannabis worth ?360k seized at Dublin Airport
A man in his 60s has been arrested following a large drugs seizure at Dublin Airport on Sunday morning.
Murder investigation after woman's body found in Cavan
Gardaí were called to the scene at about 21:30 local time and a man has been arrested.
Prisoner escapes custody while at hospital
A prisoner escapes from custody while at Tallaght Hospital on Saturday and is at large.
Man in court charged with murder of woman in Cork
Joe Butler was arrested on Tuesday following the discovery of the body of Paula Canty.
Thousands still without electricity in Ireland
Met Éireann reported that the lowest temperature recorded overnight was -5.7C at Casement Aerodrome in County Dublin.
Man arrested in connection with murder of woman in Cork
A man in his 40s was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the murder of a woman in County Cork.
Glens and Reds score late in extra-time to make final
Glentoran and Cliftonville book their places in the BetMcLean Cup final as late goals in both games secure extra-time victories over Crusaders and Larne respectively.
Allen and Trump earn stylish wins in Masters openers
Former Masters champions Mark Allen and Judd Trump win their first-round matches to reach the quarter-finals at Alexandra Palace.
Glenavon and Loughgall progress in Irish Cup
Glenavon and Loughgall defeated Championship sides Dundela and Institute to progress to the sixth round n the Irish Cup.
What do Ulster need to progress in Champions Cup?
Forwards coach Jimmy Duffy says Ulster "know exactly what we need to do" as they bid to extend their interest in European competition this season.
What could Ireland's Six Nations squad look like?
As interim head coach Simon Easterby prepares to announce his Ireland squad on Wednesday, BBC Sport NI looks at his options ahead of the Six Nations.
Late cup win 'characterised' late defender Newberry - Magilton
Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton dedicates Tuesday's dramatic BetMcLean Cup semi-final victory to his late defender Michael Newberry.
Ireland duo Sheehan and Lowe closing in on returns
Ireland players Dan Sheehan and James Lowe are nearing a return to action, with the start of the Six Nations looming.
Ulster's McIlroy out with 'significant' knee injury
Ulster announce full-back Ethan McIlroy sustained a "significant" knee injury in Saturday's defeat to Leicester Tigers.
Glenavon see off Dundela in Irish Cup fifth round
Michael O'Connor and David McDaid are on target as Glenavon defeat Dundela 2-0 in the rescheduled Irish Cup fifth round tie at Mourneview Park.
Highlights: Larne see off Reds to continue unbeaten league run
Watch highlights as Larne defeat Cliftonville 2-0 at Inver Park to make it five games unbeaten in the league and move up to fifth spot in the Irish Premiership.
Watch: Ward eyes Ireland call-up and hails 'phenomenal' Murphy
Zac Ward discusses his dream of playing for Ireland and hails "phenomenal" Ulster head coach Richie Murphy for helping him through the early stages of his 15s career.
Watch: Glentoran see off Ballymena to reach semi-finals
Jordan Jenkins and David Fisher score as Glentoran beat Ballymena United 2-0 in the quarter-finals of the BetMcLean Cup.
Watch: Larne bounce back from Irish Cup exit by beating Crues
Larne secure a 3-1 victory over Crusaders at Seaview three days after their shock Irish Cup defeat by Championship side Limavady United.
McWilliams, 60, has 'spark' for new racing challenge
Jeremy McWilliams tells BBC Sport NI that he is excited by the challenge of coming back to his roots by competing in the Ulster Superbike Championship in 2025.
Olympic high jump silver medallist Hopkins dies
1956 Olympic high jump silver medallist Thelma Hopkins, who won Empire Games gold for Northern Ireland and held the world record, dies aged 88.
Loughran to face Fletcher at UFC London
Bantamweight Caolan Loughran will face Nathan Fletcher at the UFC's Fight Night event in London on 22 March.
Five Ulster players in Ireland U20 Six Nations squad
New Ireland under-20 head coach Neil Doak includes five Ulster players in his squad for the upcoming Six Nations.
Ulster forwards O'Sullivan and Andrew extend deals
Experienced Ulster forwards Eric O'Sullivan and John Andrew sign contract extensions with the club.
Who will be crowned Irish Motorcyclist of the Year?
BBC Sport NI assesses the contenders for the Irish Motorcyclist of the Year award, with the winner to be announced at the annual gala awards event in Belfast on Friday night.
'Panic mode' - Why do Ulster 'snowball' in games?
Ulster's trend of "snowballing" in games continues as Leicester rack up 38 unanswered points in Saturday's Investec Champions Cup match.
'I wanted to enjoy it' - History-making referee Thompson
Louise Thompson says her history-making game was a "great experience" as she became the first woman to referee a men's Irish Premiership match.
Disallowed goal 'a really poor decision' - Magilton
Cliftonville manager Jim Magilton says Ryan Curran's disallowed goal in Friday's 2-0 defeat by Larne was a "really poor decision".
How the Rory Gallagher-Jarlath Burns row exposes a deepening GAA divide
Whether its overreach or a president protecting his organisation, the Rory Gallagher row exposes a GAA faultline.
Confidence growing week by week - Ulster's McNabney
Ulster back row James McNabney says his confidence is growing week by week as he continues to establish himself as a regular for the Irish province.
Gallagher accuses GAA president of sabotage over Naas intervention
Rory Gallagher says Jarlath Burns' actions are unprecedented and threatens legal action.
Ward driven to achieve Ireland dream after 'surreal' 2024
Ulster wing Zac Ward says his "next goal" is to play for Ireland after wearing green in the sevens game at the Olympics.
Lewis believes Ireland can earn wins in India ODIs
Ireland captain Gaby Lewis says her team "have the skill to get a win or two" in the one-day series against India that starts in Rajkot on Friday.
GB&I unaffected by McKibbin LIV speculation - Rose
Great Britain and Ireland captain Justin Rose says speculation over Tom McKibbin's future has not been an issue before this week's Team Cup.
Irish provinces gear up for European return
After a weekend off, the Irish provinces are preparing for a return to European action with Ulster and Munster facing Premiership teams and Leinster and Connacht taking on French sides.
'Golf reimagined' - McIlroy & Woods' TGL set to begin
Rory McIlroy says Tomorrow's Golf League (TGL), the technology-driven tournament he is fronting with Tiger Woods, will take golf "into the 21st century".
All-Ireland would be 'as good as any title' Canavan won as player
Tyrone legend Peter Canavan says All-Ireland Club Championship success for Errigan Ciaran would "be as good as any title I've won personally".
Caldwell announces Republic of Ireland retirement
Republic of Ireland defender Diane Caldwell has announced her retirement from international football.
McKenna to take on unbeaten Eubank in March fight
Belfast welterweight Tyrone McKenna will go up against Harlem Eubank in Brighton on 7 March.
O'Mahony could return for Munster at Northampton
Flanker Peter O'Mahony will be monitored for selection ahead of Munster's final European Pool match as he continues his recovery from a calf injury.
Watch: Giants earn 4-1 win over Clan
Belfast Giants coach Adam Keefe lauds his team's physicality after their 4-1 Elite League home win over Glasgow Clan.
Listen: Sports Review of the Year
BBC Sport's Michael McNamee reviews the Northern Ireland sporting year which included Olympic success in Paris.
Watch: Rachel Reid named BBC Sport NI's Unsung Hero 2024
Rachel Reid of Lagan Dragons has been named BBC Sport NI's Unsung Hero 2024.
'Jody would have gone on to manage Tyrone' - Canavan
Peter Canavan and Feargal Logan pay tribute to their late Tyrone team-mate Jody Gormley who died on Monday evening at the age of 53 after a battle with cancer.
Tulip Siddiq resigns as Treasury minister
It comes after growing pressure over anti-corruption investigations in Bangladesh.
Government to implement university free speech law
Labour paused implementation of the act after taking power, due to concerns over student welfare.
MPs call for miscarriage bereavement leave
Paid leave should be extended to parents who lose a pregnancy before 24 weeks, a report by MPs says.
MPs say fix Send system or face 'lost generation'
A report finds the special educational needs and disabilities system in "disarray" and lacking funds.
Tourism tax 'could stop schools visiting Wales'
A few extra pounds in taxes could stop some children being able to enjoy trips in Wales, Scouts warn.
Gerry Adams in line for 'pay day' if Legacy Act repealed
Former Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams is in line for "a pay day from the taxpayer" under plans to repeal the Legacy Act, a report backed by several peers has stated.
Reeves vows action on growth amid rising debt costs
The chancellor says she is "under no illusion" about the challenge facing UK public finances.
'Screamingly funny' Tony Slattery dies aged 65
Sir Stephen Fry pays tribute to the actor and comedian well known for Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Kate reveals she is in remission from cancer
The Princess of Wales shares a personal message after visiting the hospital where she had treatment.
Chair of miscarriages of justice review body quits
Helen Pitcher "jumped as she was pushed", a government source said.
Two teens sought over killing of boy on London bus
Police want to speak to Mosawar Zazi, 16, and Colin Chabikwa, 15, in connection with Kelyan Bokassa's death.
Bafta to announce nominations in unpredictable awards race
The ceremony, hosted by David Tennant, will take place on 16 February at the Royal Festival Hall.