Suspect Hadi Alodid appeared in court charged with attempted murder over the knife attack which triggered violence on the streets of Belfast.

Cars and homes were set on fire as mob violence broke out after a 30-year-old Sudanese man was charged with attempted murder for a knife attack.

Cars and houses were set alight during violent scenes in Northern Ireland on Tuesday, which followed Monday’s stabbing incident.

A 30-year-old Sudanese man arrested in connection with the knife attack has been charged with attempted murder.

The party has published a reform document which advocates removing several ‘vetoes’ on nominating the speaker and first ministers.

Pam Cameron said the video posted by the youth branch of Sinn Féin is a ‘misrepresentation of the facts’.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly said Sinn Féin was targeting the DUP’s ministers at Stormont.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he was hurting from ‘tough’ results in local elections in England.

Homes in the area have been evacuated and a cordon is in place in Dunmurry.

The First Minister also described a ‘very challenging arrangement’ with the DUP in the Executive.

The Sinn Féin vice president delivered the keynote address on the first evening of the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis in Belfast.

The Sinn Féin vice president described unity as the ‘big idea’ of her generation.

Gavin Robinson suggested there were security concerns around the appointment of Marie Anderson.

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

The deputy First Minister will lead the mission for Northern Ireland in the US capital this week in First Minister Michelle O’Neill’s absence.

The two leaders have undertaken a number of engagements in Cork on the first evening of the UK-Ireland summit in Cork.

A small group of protesters gathered outside the building as the two leaders held a business roundtable in the city centre.

The British prime minister was speaking ahead of a gathering of UK and Irish ministers in Cork.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he was ‘delighted’ to welcome Starmer to his home county of Cork.

Catherine Connolly said that across the island of Ireland there are ‘different aspirations for the future’ and an ‘unfinished story’.

Ms Connolly was greeted by First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly was speaking ahead of a traditional visit to Washington DC for St Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Mr Brady’s daughter Saoirse paid tribute to a ‘caring husband, a loving and dedicated father, a devoted and doting grandfather’.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said on X: ‘I welcome the news that work will begin at Casement Park next week to prepare for its regeneration.’

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said on X: ‘I welcome the news that work will begin at Casement Park next week to prepare for its regeneration.’

Michelle O’Neill accused the Labour Government of making ‘false promises of a new dawn’, but ‘following Tory austerity’.

The Stormont leader said the UK budget had been a missed opportunity to support those struggling to pay for food and heat their homes

PSNI deputy chief constable Bobby Singleton has revealed details of the incident in Derry.

Steve Aiken will represent the UUP at Dublin Castle on Tuesday.

The unionist party has said it will not send a representative to the event in Dublin on Tuesday

Northern Ireland’s deputy First Minister said she had other commitments on Remembrance Day.

A Director of the Office of Identity and Cultural Expression has also been appointed by the Executive Office

First Minister Michelle O’Neill expressed disappointment while DUP leader Gavin Robinson hailed a ‘clear and welcome outcome’.

The left wing independent TD has a 19 percentage point lead over Fine Gael’s Heather Humphreys, according to the Business Post/Red C poll.

Mr Benn unveiled a legacy framework for dealing with Northern Ireland’s troubled past with Tánaiste Simon Harris last month.

The people of Ireland will go to the polls on Friday to elect a successor to Michael D Higgins as president of the country.

First Minister Michelle O’Neill said there was a ‘huge gap’ in that she could be a presidential candidate but cannot vote in the same election.

Stormont deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly voiced opposition to the move.

The Tanaiste’s comments came after Fine Gael candidate for the Irish presidency suggested a Stormont parliament could be retained in a united Ireland.

The UK Government has put forward new legislation aimed at dealing with the legacy of the Northern Ireland conflict.

Ministers from both sides of the border will discuss co-operation on emergency planning on Friday.

The Alliance Party leader described the incident as ‘bullying and intimidation’.

The First Minister faced questions over why she did not attend a state banquet with the US president.