Third night of flashpoint trouble
Violence flares in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast for the third night in a row.

NI leaders hold talks with Brown
The first and deputy first ministers are meeting Gordon Brown to discuss policing and justice.

Fire at east Belfast grocery shop
There has been a fire at a grocery shop on McMaster Street in east Belfast, which may have been burgled.

Find my husband's killer: widow
The widow of a man killed outside his home appeals for help in tracking down one of the people convicted of his murder.

Three in court on attack charges
Three men will appear at Downpatrick Magistrates Court on Thursday charged in connection with a serious assault in Castlewellan.

Two released over McDaid killing
Two men arrested over the murder of Kevin McDaid and attempted murder of Damian Fleming are released.

Town councillor leaves Sinn Fein
Gerard Foley, who will continue as an independent on Strabane District Council, resigns from SF.

Complaints against NI police rise
The number of complaints being made against police in Northern Ireland has grown, the Police Ombudsman says.

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Road trip
Gary And Danielle explore six counties of Northern Ireland

Orange Order
Clint Eastwood 'stars as King Billy' in exhibition

Nay fair play?
Irish national park bans horse carts in dung row

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Latest Northern Ireland weather bulletin

Union backs false claims report
A teacher's union backs a report that says schools are too quick to suspend accused teachers.

Arson 'attempt to destroy school'
A fire at a primary school at Greencastle in north Belfast was a sectarian arson attack, a councillor says.

Bay search treated as false alarm
A search in Dundalk Bay in the Republic of Ireland for a light aircraft is stood down by rescue services.

Omagh 'couldn't be prevented'
Sir Hugh Orde tells MPs he has seen nothing to make him believe the 1998 Omagh bombing could have been prevented.

Trio guilty of McFadden murder
Three members of the same family are found guilty of murdering Jim McFadden, a father-of-four from Londonderry.

Petrol bombs thrown at hospital
A number of petrol bombs were thrown in the grounds of a hospital in Lurgan overnight, police have said.

Job seekers 'signing on' monthly
Such is the pressure on benefits offices in Northern Ireland, job seekers now only have to 'sign on' once a month.

Arson attack on Bangor flat
News in brief from across Northern Ireland.

What the papers say
A look at what's making the headlines in Monday's morning newspapers.

UK shelves Irish passport plan
The government climbs down over plans to have passports shown when people travel between the UK and the Irish Republic.

'Orange role in united Ireland'
Orange Order marches will continue in any future united Ireland according to the Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams.