Stephen McCullagh handed 31 years in jail for murder of Natalie McNally

UUP leader 'deeply disappointed' by Beattie's resignation letter criticism

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'Cold-blooded and calculated': Stephen McCullagh handed at least 31 years in jail for murder of his pregnant partner Natalie McNally           Carla Lockhart speaks out against 'undercurrent of anti-white racism' as MPs debate Henry Nowak murder           Phelim McAleer: Contrasting coverage of US election hopefuls exposes media bias           Jon Burrows 'deeply disappointed' by Doug Beattie's resignation letter criticism           Tributes have been paid in Stormont to RUC reservist Linda Baggley on the 50th anniversary of her murder by the IRA                 View more news

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Frasers Group snaps up two landmark Northern Ireland retail schemes in off-market deal..’In 2016 we set out to turn around the fortunes of these two unique assets and both have performed well beyond our expectations’

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Frasers Group snaps up two landmark Northern Ireland retail schemes in off-market deal..’In 2016 we set out to turn around the fortunes of these two unique assets and both have performed well beyond our expectations’           Jon Burrows ‘deeply disappointed’ by Doug Beattie’s resignation letter criticism           ‘I’m absolutely thrilled’: Belfast supervisor wins top honour at 2026 Golden Service Awards in London           Arson attacks on nearly 30 5G masts in Belfast has caused £2.7m worth of damage           Omniplex cinemas to challenge finance minister’s business rates revaluation decision               ‘What began as a small family business has grown into a sector leader, and that’s down to the dedication of our team and the strong partnerships we’ve built over the years’     ‘Boots has a long history in Northern Ireland, and the opening of our first store in 1966 marked the beginning of an important relationship with local communities’                       View more news

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UUP in turmoil as internal conflicts boil over

Green light for Irish language blitz across Belfast

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UUP in turmoil as internal conflicts boil over - with the old guard at Stormont increasingly at odds with members           Woman denies making up claims that Jeffrey Donaldson sexually abused her as a child           Man is refused bail after appearing in court over for incident in which PSNI officer was struck by stolen car           A councillor suspended over online comments says 'anger and empathy erased her ability to apply ethics'           Co Down woman in her 70s loses life savings of over £250,000 to crypto scammers           Northern Ireland just had its sixth-warmest spring on record reveals the Met Office           Jon Burrows insistence that all his MLAs paid into the party fuelled tensions among UUP's Stormont team           Stormont should hear an apology from a committee witness caught making a derogatory comment about TUV MLA Timothy Gaston, says the DUP           Farmers and environmental experts have united to use wool in restoring damaged Co Antrim mountain peatland           Moves to blitz the Irish language across the whole of Belfast have been cleared to go ahead after a cross-party Unionist challenge was rejected by council lawyers           Esmond Birnie: Translink’s troubles a symptom of a dysfunctional NI Executive                 View more news

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