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The SDLP MLA had a nervous wait to be announced as the fifth candidate over the line.

SINN Fein appear likely to take a second seat in East Derry at the expense of the SDLP.

Three women elected as many female MLAs lose seats elsewhere

Fr John Cargan was laid to rest on Monday in Kilrea.

COLUM Eastwood has attacked Stormonts two biggest parties, accusing the DUP and Sinn Féin of overseeing 15 years of

SDLP MLA Cara Hunter has said being diagnosed with a benign brain tumour has been "life-altering".

BBC News Published image captionInga Maria Hauser went missing after she arrived in Larne on 6 April 1988 The family of a young German woman found murdered in a Northern Ireland forest are seeking an inquest to establish what happened. The body of Inga Maria Hauser, 18, from Munich was found in Ballypatrick Forest, Ballycastle, 33 years ago. No-one has even been charged over her murder. She was last seen on the Stranraer to Larne ferry two weeks earlier on 6 April. She did not take the train to...

The family of murdered German teenager Inga Maria Hauser, whose body was found in a Northern Irish forest in 1988, have made a fresh appeal for information 33 years after their loved one died. The body of the 18-year-old was found in Ballypatrick Forest near Ballycastle in north County Antrim after she was last seen on a ferry travelling from Scotland to Larne in April of that year. Last summer after the PSNI submitted a file to the Public Prosecution Service on two people, however the PPS deci...

Mr Beattie accused the party of promoting the idea that it was “above everybody else, having privileges we do not”. Addressing Michelle O’Neill and Conor Murphy, he said: “You are the Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland, you are our Finance Minister. “You have shown no integrity, no moral courage, no compassion, no understanding for the people you tell us you represent. “Claw back your compassion, your integrity, your moral authority. Apologise, and then resign.” Mr Beattie ...

LIFE IN LOCKDOWN: New faces and good weather bring optimism to Kilrea Two new mobile businesses have launched in the town over the last few weeks. Reporter: ); The window of Daveys Barber Shop in Kilrea documents hope dashed. The original Reopen in February notice has a line through the word February, replaced by March. That month also has a line struck through it. Only a question mark remains. Up and down the street, the hallmarks of the third period of lockdown are there. Traffic, but very f...