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British Direct Ruler Paul Murphy was today challenged to a public debate with Sinn Féin about paramilitary activity as talks on the non-implementation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement were cancelled.

Lawyers representing those injured and bereaved by the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings made their final submission yesterday to a Dublin parliamentary committee, which is considering the findings of the Barron Report on the attacks.

The breakaway `Real IRA' has been blamed for a letter bomb attack on the home of a member of a local policing board in Strabane, County Tyrone.

Support is being urged for the Belfast's St Patrick's Day carnival after a major source of funding has been cut off by the North's Government-funded events body.

Two thirds of Chinese families have been forced out of a south Belfast neighbourhood where unionist racists have mounted a hate campaign, it has emerged.

Former Ulster Unionist MP John Taylor announced yesterday that he intends to retire from active politics.

The Dublin government is to hold a constitutional referendum to remove the right to Irish citizenship for all children born on the island of Ireland.

An escalating dispute between Sinn Féin and the Dublin government is threatening the already weakened peace process.

The owner of a Bed & Breakfast on Antrim Road in north Belfast said he could not believe that he was being prosecuted after PSNI intimidated and harassed him in his own home.

Houses and cars of Catholic residents in north Belfast were attacked last night in disturbances linked to a soccer match in Glasgow.

An British Army helicopter came down on a crowded beach in County Antrim on Saturday after a suspected engine fire.

Ulster Unionist Party leader David Trimble has survived a vote on a letter criticising his leadership, with 11 of the party's Assembly members voting against him.