Herald section
The latest reporting from across the Belfast Herald news desks.
An 8,400-page document reveals Britain did not discriminate against Catholics, though it also notes security forces were given free rein to inflict pain. The findings are set for official publication next Thursday.
Repairs to the 18th century structure at Castlerock have prevented potential flooding that threatened beaches and golf courses.
SSE Airtricity confirmed the price adjustment starts on October 1, bringing the average annual cost up by approximately £174.
Organisations running testing facilities deny encouraging drug-taking, yet critics argue the services may make substance abuse seem acceptable.
Northern Ireland's health and social care workforce grew by 2.2% in a year, but the number of posts in active recruitment also increased.
The proposal will go to the full council after members agreed to seek the inclusion of both city-centre streets in a wider Stormont programme.
The Belfast nurse manager has completed specialist British Fertility Society certification covering embryo transfer and intrauterine insemination.
Unionist representatives have demanded resignations while Sinn Fein says the ruling does not authorise a parade along Garvaghy Road.
