The PSNI's latest Operation Pangea raids have resulted in the interception of 700,000+ pills and medicines which had been ordered online.

Fake Botox and prescription meds in £700k PSNI drugs find

View From Stormont looks at the cost of living crisis in Northern Ireland ahead of another difficult winter.

The food bank doing things differently to avoid 'sticking plaster' solutions

Protest in Bangor over possible privatisation of leisure facilities

Leisure centre staff and members are afraid the potential outsourcing of council facilities in Ards, Comber and Portaferry would be devastating.

Ards swimmers, gymers and staff say no to possible leisure centre privatisation

It is hoped preventative measures could halve the number of future skin cancer cases.

Skin cancer awareness campaign needed to slash £17m annual treatment spend

View From Stormont takes a look at the 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act which means that campaigners are unable to secure an overdose prevention facility in Belfast.

Does Northern Ireland need a new policy on illegal drugs?

A grandmother from the Ards Peninsula was due to receive a hip replacement in 2020 but has been told she could have to wait until 2027.

Woman, 64, facing seven-year wait for hip replacement 'can't lift grandkids'

The appeal concerned the entitlements of PSNI officers and civilian staff when claiming holiday pay. 

Failed PSNI Supreme Court appeal over holiday pay could cost £30million

A 10-year-old busker with autism who's going viral has spoken to UTV about her love for performing and how it's helped her personally.

From bedroom to busking: 10-year-old superstar Isla belts out Adele for UTV

Families, teachers, charities and academics voice their concerns for an under pressure SEN system that's been crying out for reform for years.

'It shouldn't be for those that shout loudest': Mum's special school place fight

Sarah McKinley talks with former and serving PSNI officers. 

I've been speaking to officers, past and present, about PTSD and delays in accessing mental health help.

Telling the story of PSNI mental health struggles and resourcing constraints

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Hundreds of officers are waiting to see Policing Board's doctors. They are on full pay, but say it's "lonely, long and retraumatising" and want it to end.

Long, lonely and traumatising: Sick officers on trying to trying to leave PSNI 

People march through the streets of Dublin to protest against increases in the cost of living. The protest was organised by the 'Cost of Living Coalition' which is made up of 30 organisations including trade unionists, student and pensioner bodies and opposition political parties. Picture date: Saturday September 24, 2022.


The surge in private rents in the UK is not mainly driven by higher interest rates, as many would think, an economist said.

The big rent squeeze forecast to continue for two years

Wounded Palestinians are brought to the hospital in Deir al Balah.

The brutal reality of A&E in southern Gaza's largest hospital has been laid bare as medics struggle to save those wounded by Israeli airstrikes.

Gazan hospital at the heart of danger zone after Israel-Hamas truce ends

A second instalment of the Chicken Run movie has always been on the cards, its director said.

Our feathered friends return in new Chicken Run movie

Trading Standards Officers at Britain’s biggest port are warning of a rise in the import of unsafe products for the festive season. 

Christmas toy warning as ITV films dangerous imports

Ishmael Duncan, from south London, pretended to be a model agency scout to blackmail children into sending sexually explicit photos.

Fake model scout blackmailed girls as young as 9 for indecent photos

The prince rejected a claim from Home Office lawyers that it was his 'choice' to leave the UK which led to the downgrades to his security arrangements.

Harry and Meghan 'forced' to leave Royal Family and move to US, High Court hears

Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of content creation but what will the consequences be for those in the industry?

'I made myself into an AI Influencer: It's scary how easy it is'

The report by Capital Law is scathing and outlines a culture of fear among staff members, writes ITV News' Wales Reporter Rhys Williams.

Sarah McKinley

On-screen journalist, UTV