A file photo of flowers laid at the scene of former IRA commander Gerard 'Jock' Davison's murder in the Markets area of south Belfast in 2015.

Findings of "community" investigations into the murder of ex-IRA commander Gerard ‘Jock’ Davison could be factored into his inquest, a coroner has been told.

Findings of ‘community’ investigations could be factored into Davison inquest

A senior lawyer is set to review the Public Prosecution Service’s decisions not to prosecute individuals over attendance at the funeral of Bobby Storey.

PPS decisions on Storey funeral to be reviewed by senior lawyer

The findings of inquests into the deaths of 10 people in the Ballymurphy area of west Belfast in 1971 will be delivered on 11 May, according to the coroner.

Date set for Ballymurphy inquest findings

A man has been charged with murder after his alleged victim has died in hospital.

Man charged with murder after Bangor assault victim dies

Chief scientific adviser Ian Young has lost a High Court bid to block a disciplinary investigation.

Chief scientific adviser loses high court bid to block disciplinary probe

A Co Londonderry man has been remanded in custody accused of murdering a 21-year-old woman.

Man in court charged with murder of young woman

The Ballymac Friendship Centre in the Pitt Park area of east Belfast has been forced to close due to threats.

Up to 60 masked men allegedly took part in a "display of sinister force" linked to the UVF in east Belfast, a court has heard.

Three in court over loyalist gathering in east Belfast

The changes will be included in recommendations to be brought forward following  the completion of the most extensive review of sentencing policy in 15 years.

Maximum sentence for causing death through dangerous driving to increase

A legal challenge is being brought by Jennifer McNern, who lost both legs in a Troubles bombing, and Brian Turley, one of the “hooded men” who were arrested and interrogated by the British Army in 1971.

The Executive Office is under a legal duty to fund a pension scheme for victims of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, the Court of Appeal has ruled. 

Executive under legal duty to fund Troubles pensions, court rules

Two men charged with painting graffiti condemning Irish Sea border checks in a Northern Ireland port town have been granted bail.

Two men charged with Irish Sea border graffiti granted bail

A 'lone-wolf' dissident republican convicted of trying to murder a police officer in north Belfast is to have her prison sentence increased by five years.

'Lone Wolf' gets five years added to sentence after appeal bid

NI’s chief scientific adviser is mounting a legal bid to block a disciplinary investigation into his role in reviewing a hyponatraemia case.

Stormont adviser challenging investigation into hyponatraemia review role

A man charged with stealing tragic schoolboy Noah Donohoe's laptop allegedly breached his curfew four times in the past week, a court has heard.

Noah Donohoe laptop accused remanded after bail breaches

Lisburn Magistrates Court heard claims that 31-year-old Kathryn Knox used a 3 inch nail to stab her ex more than ten times to his head, back and stomach.

Dundonald woman charged with attempted murder after alleged attack on ex-partner

Black Lives Matters protesters are to sue the police after a watchdog found the PSNI had been discriminatory in issuing fines to demonstrators.

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