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- Belfast Telegraph
- ‘There are some clips coming out from that that could be a problem’: Vittorio Angelone pre-empts offensive jokes in resurfaced podcast clip
Lisburn actor lands lead role in Channel 4 psychological thriller
22 October 2026 at 14:44
- Belfast Telegraph
- ‘NI men aren’t known for being great dressers’: Jamie Dornan talks fashion industry experience and taking on ‘iconic’ Lord of the Rings role
- Belfast Telegraph
- How US families opened their homes to give more than 23,000 Northern Ireland children a summer escape from the Troubles
How US families opened their homes to give more than 23,000 Northern Ireland children a summer escape from the Troubles
22 October 2026 at 07:37
New book charts the legacy of Project Children, founded in 1975
- Belfast Telegraph
- BBC NI ‘actively considering’ Vittorio Angelone concerns after Belfast comedian’s sexual assault joke
- Belfast Telegraph
- ‘We’re going to be dealing with the death on our streets here very soon’: E-scooter injuries in A&E up six-fold in just five years
‘We’re going to be dealing with the death on our streets here very soon’: E-scooter injuries in A&E up six-fold in just five years
19 October 2026 at 06:47
Consultant warns children will live with effects for years
- Belfast Telegraph
- West Belfast maintains highest antisocial behaviour rate five years in a row, NI Housing Executive figures reveal, with more than 200 incidents
- Belfast Telegraph
- ‘When he got his award he was asleep under the table’: NI dog wins award for supporting children in court service
- Belfast Telegraph
- ‘If it’s not resolved the trauma will pass to another generation’: WAVE victims and survivors in plea to Burnham on Troubles Bill
‘If it’s not resolved the trauma will pass to another generation’: WAVE victims and survivors in plea to Burnham on Troubles Bill
17 October 2026 at 07:48
Charity patron James Nesbitt accompanied the victims on their trip to meet the Prime Minister
- Belfast Telegraph
- Irish language broadcasting cuts ‘devastating’ as BBC NI department to lose 60pc of staff
Irish language broadcasting cuts ‘devastating’ as BBC NI department to lose 60pc of staff
16 October 2026 at 18:53
Corporation says expenditure on Irish and output totals unchanged
