The First Minister was also critical of recent comments by Andy Burnham after he stated that an Irish border poll is ‘off the table’.

A woman was taken to hospital for treatment to injuries which are not believed to be serious.

A young girl remains in critical condition in the children’s hospital in Belfast following the incident at a house in Dungannon.

The former UK prime minister said it would be a ‘long process’ and have to be based on mutual agreement.

In a statement, the police said the man’s body was found in a house in the Lisnahull Road area of Dungannon.

Others inside the property in Coalisland were able to escape the fire, which police said was started deliberately.

Detectives are investigating the incident in Dungannon.

The NI Secretary said both he and the Prime Minister are committed to the Good Friday Agreement.

Niamh Smyth, Minister of State for Trade Promotion, said a poll on a ‘reunited Ireland’ is not off the table.

The long-running inquest was adjourned following three days of jury deliberations in July after jurors were unable to reach an unanimous verdict.

Billy Gamble’s resignation came just hours after Prime Minister Andy Burnham said ‘confidence will be restored’ in the commission.

The UK Prime Minister was making his first visit to Northern Ireland since taking office.

The UK Prime Minister said the Labour Government’s Northern Ireland Troubles Bill would be brought back to Parliament in the autumn.

Burnham said the ‘rifts’ arising from referendums take a long time to heal, referring to Brexit and the Scottish independence referendum.

The UK Prime Minister is undertaking his first visit to Northern Ireland since entering Downing Street.

The number of race hate incidents and crimes recorded by police in NI have risen to their highest level since records began.

The First Minister was speaking as she visited residents of the Garvaghy Road in Portadown on Wednesday.

Former Mid and East Antrim Council chief executive Anne Donaghy was fined £1,500 following a trial at Ballymena Magistrates’ Court.

The Communities Minister said there was ‘a huge amount of anger’ in the unionist community over the Parades Commission’s decisions.

Detectives believe the devices found on Monday are viable.

Donna Toman faced a charge of publishing a matter which was likely to lead members of the public to identify a victim.

The 81-year-old died on Friday after the incident in the Portadown Road area of Armagh.

It comes after Mike Nesbitt resigned from the post amid a fallout with UUP leader Jon Burrows.

Mike Nesbitt quit the role after a disagreement with Mr Burrows over plans for Causeway Hospital in Coleraine.

DUP MLA Philip Brett said Óglaigh na hÉireann has made the death threats against a number of people.

The case was adjourned until September 1.

Sinn Féin has condemned the burning of images of First Minister Michelle O’Neill on one of the fires.

The Education Authority has warned that ‘significant change’ is required in the education system to meet demand in future years.

Police are investigating the incident in Belfast

Proceedings in the case had already been delayed in March this year.

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher welcomed Commissioner Justin Kelly to his first visit to an attestation ceremony in Northern Ireland.

Ciara Tinney’s animated short film Wildkind is nominated at the HollyShorts Film Festival.

The Stormont Executive has yet to agree a budget for the current financial year.

Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins said the Fleadh in Belfast ‘clearly demonstrated the benefits of pedestrianisation’.

The Sinn Fein minister said his party had concerns about the behaviour of the DUP.

Lee Reynolds said there were questions for Northern Ireland cultural bodies on why the Fleadh organisers built better relations than they had.

The first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in the Northern Ireland capital has been hailed as a ‘watershed moment’

The Agriculture Minister urged MLAs to temper their language following controversy in the case.

More than a million people are estimated to have attended the first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in the Northern Ireland capital.

More than 13,000 people were estimated to have participated in the Relief of Derry event on Sunday.

North Belfast MP John Finucane paid tribute to Féile an Phobail and youth workers for diverting young people away.

The first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann to take place in the Northern Ireland capital drew visitors from across the world.

This Vodafone Women's Interprovincial Championship opener could have gone either way, but Méabh Deely's 70th-minute penalty was the decisive blow for the visitors.