The Latest Breaking News from the Police Service of Northern Ireland

Anti-immigrant riots began in Ballymena, but economic grievances may not be enough to explain the phenomenon.

Police in Northern Ireland say 17 officers were injured during a second night of anti-immigrant violence in the town of Ballymena

At the end of last year, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (an independent judiciary body) made a shocking landmark judgement. The tribunal found that the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and the Metropolitan Police had unlawfully conducted surveillance into two investigative journalists.

The figures indicate a last-minute surge of applicants for the latest recruitment drive.

Ombudsman’s report on death of Katie Simpson, 21, adds to concerns at levels of gender-based violence in Northern Ireland

Details of almost 10,000 officers and staff in the Police Service of Northern Ireland were released last August.

Stormont finance minister Caoimhe Archibald said while the settlement was encouraging, it was not enough to plug a projected funding gap.

The catfish paedophile offended on an industrial scale, according to Detective Chief Superintendent Eamonn Corrigan.

The neurologist was at the centre of Northern Ireland’s largest recall of patients.

A Garda spokesperson said officers have received refresher training in operating the water cannon.

DUP MP Gavin Robinson and UUP leader Doug Beattie said Marie Anderson should step aside until the police investigation concludes.