Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)

Youths attacked PSNI Landrover during illegal march through Creggan on Monday

Party celebrates 107th anniversary of Easter Rising at Milltown Cemetery in Belfast

Republican groups marched in west Belfast and other areas of Northern Ireland on Saturday

US president will arrive in Belfast on Tuesday evening along with British PM Rishi Sunak

PSNI appeals for information after Aodhán Gillen (22) was struck at a pedestrian crossing in the Newtownabbey area

‘Strong’ intelligence indicating terror attacks in wake of senior detective John Caldwell’s shooting

PSNI and bomb disposal teams searched property in Letterkenny Road area

The four men, aged in their 20s and 30s, were arrested on suspicion of a number of offences

The Police Service of Northern Ireland have made several other arrests during their investigation into the attempted murder

Forensic scientist led search for ‘Disappeared’ victims of paramilitary violence, locating 13 out of 17

Liam Holden, who died last year aged 68, was convicted in 1972

PSNI believe weapons may belong to New IRA, which claimed responsibility for attack on DCI John Caldwell last month

Detective remains critically ill in hospital after being shot several times at a sports complex in Omagh

Undercover police officers acting as children aged 12 to 14 caught Christopher Little in sting operation

The frequency of deadly attacks on civilians by paramilitaries far outweighs unambiguous examples of unlawful killings by state forces

It follows arrest of man (25) in connection with shooting of senior detective John Caldwell

Arrest followed claim of responsibility for attack on Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell

Court heard that Svetlana Svedova owed money to Ludmila Poleteliva (61) at time of attack in Limavady

Lorry and two pedestrians involved in Moira incident on Wednesday afternoon

Det Chief Insp John Caldwell remains in a critical but stable condition following February 22nd attack

Group issues statement to Irish News warning relatives of PSNI staff are considered ‘legitimate targets’

Detective chief inspector John Caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre in Omagh, Co Tyrone, last month

John Caldwell remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital following February 22nd incident in Omagh

Extension granted by Belfast court until 10pm on March 1st as police investigate shooting of John Caldwell

PSNI detective was shot at a sports complex in Co Tyrone last week

Dissident organisation posts statement on Derry wall claiming responsibility for attack

Six men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of the off-duty PSNI officer outside a sports complex in Omagh

Det Chief Insp John Caldwell remains critically ill in hospital at sports complex where he had been coaching youth team

Shooting of Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell is arguably the most significant dissident republican attack in Northern Ireland for many years

Det Chief Inspector John Caldwell remains critically ill in hospital as PSNI confirm ‘primary line of inquiry’ is New IRA

Det Chief Inspector John Caldwell critically ill in hospital and it is understood he suffered life-changing injuries

Det Chief Insp John Caldwell has provided key assistance to gardaí tracking Irish gangland figures crossing Border

Silence hangs over Omagh as community is shocked by shooting of PSNI Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell

Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell in critical condition in hospital after gun attack

Wednesday’s attack on an off-duty PSNI officer will be celebrated by a tiny number who believe compromise to be incompatible with their goals

Attack shows the job still carries ‘extreme risks for all our officers’, chief of police representative body says

Minister for Justice condemns ‘brutal, horrific attack’ on off-duty PSNI officer

There can be no hiding place or sympathy for those responsible, Sinn Féin leader says

Police are searching for two suspects after shooting during football coaching session

PSNI say device was ‘recklessly left just metres from houses and children’