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Bread shortages possible as NI's largest bakery gears up for strike

Breadmakers at the Hovis plant in Belfast, which makes 50% of NI's bread under various brand names, are demanding a 10% pay rise

New part-time speed limits on roads at 103 schools are now being implemented - speed signs will have amber lights flashing when limits apply

A man (52) has been charged with terrorist offences in an ongoing investigation into bomb-making activities by the so-called 'New IRA'

Petrol bombs, paint bombs and bottles were seized from a group of masked youths in Fern Park

Two convicted of cruelty to animals after causing suffering to dogs at Roulston Ave (Ebrington) and abandoning two dogs in Derry's Waterside

Colum Eastwood says the Executive must address women's issues such as abortion, but is 'ducking difficult issues'

Police conducting a search operation related to dissident terrorist activity were attacked by a gang of local youths

Given the recent spate of burglaries across NI, police are advising homeowners to 'Close it, Lock it, Check it'

Man (52) arrested in Creggan this morning (18/03) under the Terrorism Act in investigation into the so-called 'New IRA'

"Sinn Féin are duping and dodging on public sector pay, the Irish language and now abortion - it shows their word cannot be trusted"

Home addresses of Leo Varadkar and Simon Coveney painted on walls in Belfast in an attempt to intimidate