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Belfast City Council has refused to confirm whether its chief executive and one of its other top bosses are currently absent, amid claims that both are off on sickness grounds.
The grief-stricken mother of Belfast boy, Noah Donohoe, whose body was discovered in a storm drain six days after he went missing at the end of June, is appealing to householders with CCTV on the Shore Road area of north Belfast to check if they have any footage of Noah before his disappearance and death.
In a withering critique of a bill which Arlene Foster is attempting to rush through the Assembly, her former key adviser has warned that MLAs are "sleepwalking" into "dangerous" constitutional change.
Unionists on Northern Ireland's westernmost council have complained that in recent times the "tone has shifted" and the atmosphere in the debating chamber has become "dysfunctional".
Winner of the BBC's national cookery competition, Best Home Cook, Suzie Lee from Lisburn is on a mission to help the people of Northern Ireland make the very best of whatever they have in their cupboards and create great meals from scratch.
Spectators look set to return to local cricket matches on Saturday as part of the latest relaxation of lockdown restrictions by the Stormont Executive.
Since the Premier League's inaugural season back in 1992, top tier sides have accumulated a whopping £9.8 billion net spend, with superstar talents from Europe and beyond turning the English top tier into the most-watched football league in the world.
American golfer Mark Calcavecchia was crowned 1989 Open champion at Royal Troon following a dramatic play-off with Australian pair Greg Norman and Wayne Grady.
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