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Martin McGuinness made a death bed visit to see the priest, Fr James Chesney, suspected of the 1972 Claudy bombing and the largest public sector Trade Union is warning that industrial action is inevitable if massive public expenditure cuts are implemented.

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The Headmaster of St. Comgall's primary school in Antrim where a pipe bomb was discovered by a pupil says he's been assured by a leading loyalist that it will never happen again and First Minister Peter Robinson says he is 'no quitter'.

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An eight-year-old boy has lifted and moved a viable pipe bomb device as two primary schools in Antrim were evacuated.

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Seven brothels are raided in Belfast as part of a UK-wide crackdown on sex trafficking and tributes are paid to Stuart Wilson, who died after being hit by a speedboat at Cranfield beach.

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A new investigation into the murders of five Catholics by a notorious UDA gang is scathing of the way police infiltrated terrorist groups.

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A Letterkenny man born without a chin has his hopes of a new appearance shattered - and Tony Blair reveals that he bent the truth for the NI peace process.

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Ryanair runs out of patience and pulls out of Belfast City Airport - and there's outrage in Glenavy as a controversial incinerator is given the green light.

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A woman is said to be traumatised by an alleged attack during a parade in Ballymena - and a man has appeared in court charged with murdering a Dublin schoolgirl.

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UTV speaks exclusively to the Newcastle-born mother whose twin daughters were attacked by a fox in their London home and a controversial Ardoyne parade ruling is upheld by a High Court judicial review.

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The family of murdered Sinn Féin 'spy' Denis Donaldson believe the investigation into his murder is being hampered by the Gardai and a woman murdered in South Belfast died on her wedding day.