The Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life have been shortlisted for a combined total of 15 awards at this year’s Regional Press Awards, recognising excellence across journalism, photography, design and ...

He was greyer and more gaunt-looking, the face more lived-in than we remember. But that was, unmistakably, Peter Robinson making a rare public appearance in Belfast city centre last week.

What does Christmas 2025 hold for the royal family, following a year that seems to have rivalled the famous annus horribilis of 1992, when three royal couples separated and a fire tore through Windsor ...

A bereaved mother has warned that improving safety measures at the Foyle Bridge should be a top priority for Stormont ministers to spare other families similar agony.

The angle grinder ...

I don’t make New Year’s resolutions. I’ve broken too many in the past so I know my own strengths and — at this stage in life — my weaknesses.

There was a time when Bill Posters seemed to be a man constantly at risk of ending up in court. Signs dotted around the walls stated “Bill Posters will be prosecuted”.

Every year, children carefully craft their Christmas lists for Santa Claus, and they normally put the most important thing at the very top of the page.

Less hot air from Stormont and support for struggling towns... my 10 wishes for the New Year ...

The twerp was driving a small blue car. I didn’t register the make or — a greater failing — the number. He had got stuck in a long queue before the off-slip road and decided to pull back out of it ...

When you hear AI, what do you think of? For some, it’s a generational opportunity, for others, a dystopian future. For me, I started with dystopia but have moved firmly towards opportunity.

We’ve been heading towards this Christmas for about 50 years. We thought it was bad around 1992, but little did we know what festive dystopia really looked like.