It has now emerged that the inquiry lawyers’ inability to access secret intelligence documents relating state agencies’ roles ...
SAND has been extracted from Lough Neagh for more than a century. Workers initially used shovels to remove sand for use in building projects. But over the decades, extraction has become a major ...
ENDING the Troubles in Northern Ireland stopped large scale violence, but lower level activity has lingered. Earlier this month, loyalists renewed their opposition to criminality. Now Paul Nolan ...
Almost half those arrested for race hate disorder in Belfast last August had previously been reported to the PSNI for domestic abuse, The Detail can reveal. The police data, obtained through a freedom ...
A REVIEW of the impact of sand dredging on Lough Neagh will include a long-awaited survey of the lough bed, The Detail can reveal. Agriculture and environment minister Andrew Muir told the assembly ...
COUNCILS and a Stormont department are still arguing over who is responsible for investigating potential fraud in a farm planning scandal - more than 18 months after it was uncovered. The Detail ...
Across Northern Ireland, families have spent decades challenging flawed investigations, withheld evidence and official silence. Molly Quell speaks with families who turned to the European Court of ...
The Good Friday Agreement was signed 24 years ago this week, relationships north-south and east-west are evolving and changing. In this context, what are the issues that are relevant and to be ...
More than 93% of unionist parades went ahead without any restrictions over the past decade, it can be revealed. Of the 22,679 notified unionist parades that took place between April 2016 and March ...
PSNI reported tens of thousands of migrant victims and witnesses of crime to immigration authorities
TENS of thousands of migrant victims and witnesses of crime, including those subjected to racist attacks and domestic abuse, were reported by the PSNI to the UK immigration authorities over a ...
NEARLY two-thirds of PSNI officers accused of domestic violence – such as sexual abuse or physical assault – faced no professional discipline whatsoever, new figures show. For those who did face any ...
CLOSE to double the number of Catholics as Protestants were arrested and charged over a five-year-period in Northern Ireland, according to PSNI statistics released to The Detail. From the start of ...
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