UK PM arrives in Cork after addressing fuel cost concerns in North

‘If companies fleece customers or rip them off, we will not hesitate to step in, and that includes on regulation,’ says PM

Groups say Council of Europe proposal would weaken protections of the European Convention on Human Rights

Finucane shot dead by loyalist paramilitary group at his family home in 1989 attack found to have involved collusion of British state

Reverend Richard Kerr begins with an apology - ‘no ifs, buts or maybes’ - as he begins his term

Vincent Kearney was wrongly referred to as a ‘suspect’ in a criminal investigation, and the PSNI compiled a detailed profile of intelligence material on him

Jon Burrows criticises ‘double standard on legacy’, but stresses respect and good relationships

Catherine Connolly hears about work in Derry around peace process and efforts to build relationships between communities

President meets Bloody Sunday families, visits Siege Museum, praises city for showing ‘path to peace’

Spokesman for former US senator, who played key role in North’s peace process, says allegation a case of ‘mistaken identity’

The speed at which Queen’s severed ties with its former chancellor has drawn support - and criticism

Move follows Supreme Court judgment which found human rights law had been breached

Proceedings expected to last four weeks after delays due to deterioration in the mental health of Eleanor

Cross-Border cost differences far from clear but questions are being asked of State’s regulator

Seamus Howell has no memories of his mother and has not spoken to his father since he confessed in 2009 to murdering her 18 years earlier