Slow-moving convoys of tractors and other vehicles formed in Belfast and several other areas as part of protests against rising energy bills.

The PSNI said the man was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash which involved a motorbike and a car.

A judge has accepted a request from a barrister for accused Brandon Rainey to allow further time for mental health assessments of his client.

Police are continuing to investigate and are appealing for witnesses to the collision to come forward.

The incident occurred in the early hours of Tuesday in Derry.

A police helicopter monitored the procession overhead, but while there was no visible presence on the ground, the PSNI have said they had “evidence-gathering resources” in place.

The man, who was from the Crossgar area, was taken to hospital after the early morning crash on Easter Sunday.

Police said a child was struck by a bottle and nine officers injured during disturbances at Windsor Park.

An Garda Síochána and the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) have been jointly investigating the murder.

Officers in the major investigation team are handling over three times the cases recommended, the Chief Constable said.

He condemned those who carried out the attack as ‘cowards’ and said dissident republican groups ‘have no support and nothing to offer’.

A woman was rescued from a house in Saintfield following the attack in the early hours of Wednesday.

Micheál Martin and Simon Harris have condemned the attempted proxy bomb attack in Lurgan on Monday.

Some 20 people had died in Northern Ireland in road collisions by March 31st, compared to 10 by the same date in 2025.

A food delivery driver was hijacked and forced to transport a bomb to Lurgan police station on Monday night.

The house was set alight in the early hours of Wednesday.

PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson was speaking after an incident in Lurgan.

A ‘terrified’ delivery driver was forced at gunpoint to drive the device on Monday night, police said.

The woman, in her 90s, was injured in the incident just over a week ago.

The incident has sparked a major security alert in the Co Armagh town.

A charity said one of its volunteers was attacked and the animal targeted was a search and rescue dog.

Rolandas Kvederis, 49, was pronounced dead at the scene in Ranfurley Road on Thursday night.

A charity said it was one its members and a search and rescue dog which were targeted.

Police have issued an appeal for information about the incident in the early hours of Saturday.

‘If we expect results, we have to ensure policing is properly equipped,’ Gavin Robinson told party members.

Police are working to establish a motive for the attack.

The PSNI has confirmed that the man, 30, is receiving medical treatment.

Northern Ireland's Justice Minister was speaking following the conviction of a man for the murder of Natalie McNally in 2022.

The schoolboy died in June 2020, six days after going missing in Belfast.

Niamh Kavanagh, who was originally from Co Galway, had been living in Bundoran, Co Donegal.

He was taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition as of Sunday morning, police said.

The 45-year-old has also been charged with possession of an offensive weapon, police said.

A PSNI spokesperson said on Tuesday night that the Garvaghy Road in Omagh was closed and the public was asked to avoid the area.

PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher welcomed the investigation being carried out by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland.

Two men and a woman are in police custody after three properties in the Old Park area of north Belfast were searched.

The inquest into the death of the 14-year-old schoolboy, which is being heard with a jury, is now in its seventh week.

Flanagan, 23, was found dead in the Corban Avenue area of Enniskillen.

A 34-year-old man was arrested at the scene in the Shankill Road on Saturday evening, but has since been released on bail.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Police are at the scene in Enniskillen.

Jon Boutcher said the organisation ‘will do everything necessary to deal with such issues’.

A separate witness told Belfast Coroner’s Court there was ‘complete and utter darkness’ in the tunnel system where the schoolboy was discovered.

A new report has analysed complaints investigated by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland.