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Northern Lights to shine across parts of Britain
Scotland and Northern Ireland tipped to have best view, but clouds could spoil the show
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Soldiers protect us. We must protect them
If our service people cannot trust the chain of command and the government that is putting them in danger, why should they risk their lives?
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Northern Ireland risks becoming ‘collateral damage’ in US trade war
Brexit means NI must join the EU’s fightback against Trump’s tariffs
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IRA trying to rewrite history over inquest ruling, says former Cabinet minister
Sir David Davis criticises edict that four terrorists were unlawfully killed by the SAS
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How King George V’s head ended up on a barbecue
The statue, which was beheaded by activists last year in a protest against the monarchy, has led police officers on a surreal hunt
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Labour accused of ‘two tier justice’ over legal aid for Gerry Adams
Tories say allowing detained ‘IRA suspects’ to sue for compensation will prompt ‘vexatious claims’ against Troubles veterans
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Glamping park that lights up like landing strip is ‘field of nightmares’
Cotters Park in County Antrim faces a council ‘enforcement investigation’ following complaints from neighbours
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King quotes Churchill by telling cancer patients to ‘keep buggering on’
His Majesty made the remark whilst touring Ulster University on the second day of his and the Queen’s visit to Northern Ireland
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Gangs of London’s Richard Dormer: ‘Not being one of the sheeple cost me a lot of jobs’
The Northern Irish actor on accent snobbery, his new role in Sky’s uber-violent gangland drama and why he wouldn’t want to win an Oscar
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King and Queen land in Belfast... and head straight to whiskey shop
Couple toast return to Northern Ireland together a year after Camilla’s solo trip following Charles’s cancer diagnosis
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Starmer wants Britain treated like EU member in €800bn defence plan
PM pushes for UK defence companies to be classified as European for ‘ReArm’ project, but faces opposition from Emmanuel Macron
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The 10 greatest road trips in Britain
From traversing Wales’s mountainous spine to linking England’s history by road, these drives are the best way to explore the nation
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Severed King George V statue head paraded on stage by Northern Irish rappers
Bronze body part had been sawn off figure in Melbourne last year
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Police investigate Northern Ireland’s potential first Islamist terror attack
Officers say ‘motive has not yet been established’ for stabbing near the Ormeau Road on March 1
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The underrated UK cities you must visit in 2025
Swerve the crowds and discover the appeal of the nation’s lesser-known urban wonders
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Girl, 12, dies after being hit by car while getting off school bus
Police appeal for witnesses after incident outside village of Castledawson, Co Londonderry
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Government will not back review of ruling that could lead to prosecution of SAS unit for IRA deaths
Coroner found special forces used unjustified lethal force when they killed four terrorists in 1992 ambush
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Sir John Waters, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe and crucial Army leader in Northern Ireland
His tour of Northern Ireland when a sense of drift was taking hold was seen as a turning point which would set the conditions for peace
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Michelle O’Neill ‘incredulous’ at Belfast plant’s £1.6bn order to make 5,000 missiles for Ukraine
Northern Ireland’s first minister says she would rather see money invested in public services than in ‘weapons of war’
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Injuries on ‘optical illusion’ kerb prompt Government to step in
Stormont officials spent £11,000 on consultants to rectify tripping hazard in Belfast but have yet to find a solution
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Labour must submit to EU rules to fulfil manifesto pledge
Government team reportedly conceded that full alignment with EU’s food safety regulations is required to ease agricultural exports to bloc
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Sinn Fein to boycott White House St Patrick’s Day celebrations
Party leaders to snub Washington events in ‘principled stance’ against Trump’s call to expel Palestinians from territory
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Lieutenant General Sir Peter Graham, Gordon Highlander who commanded the Ulster Defence Regiment
Besides Northern Ireland, he served in Kenya, Borneo and West Germany, and as a proud Scot he later campaigned to preserve the Union
