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Derry woman loses thousands in online romance scam

A Derry woman has lost £20,500 after a man she met online claimed his account was frozen and persuaded her to give him her banking details

Contractors building children's playground on former bonfire site at Lisnaharragh leisure centre forced offsite twice by threats from UVF

Coroner finds the killing of Derry teenager Seamus Bradley by the British army in 1972 was unjustified

Derryman Martin Barr was today convicted after a parcel addressed to him containing a heavy duty stun gun was intercepted at a UK airport

House ransacked at Breezemount Park in Castlederg on Wednesday - police want to speak to two men seen in the area at the time

A statement from the Apprentice Boys acknowledging the hurt caused by a band during Saturday’s parade in Derry has been welcomed by SDLP

Breezeblock thrown through window of family home in Fergleen Park, Galliagh at 2.30am - family have left in fear, says Cllr Brian Tierney

We must challenge the 'sinister elements' inciting youths to riot in Derry - "we don't want to go back to those days" says Cllr John Boyle

Around 24 petrol bombs and 6 paint bombs thrown, also bricks and bottles as 30-40 youths built and burned a barricade at Fahan St last night

DfI Roads snub Eglinton residents over concerns at clogged gullies and gratings: DfI blame 'limited resources' for inadequate maintenance

Clyde Valley Flute Band refused to remove Para symbols from uniforms, and event organisers felt 'unable' to intervene, says PSNI