North-West ReportsYou are in: BBC Newsline > North West  Our reporter for the North West  Outrage that an image of a former bishop was burnt on a bonfire in the Bogside  Stuart Murray, a former RIR soldier, died in an ambush on Saturday.  The first Tall Ships have passed the finishing post of the Atlantic Challenge Race  Our latest big lottery winner was unveiled in County Londonderry  There has been an arson attack on a skip-hire business in Derry  Dissident republican supporters have forced the cancellation of a meeting  The Roads Service says it expects fewer than ten homes will have to be demolished  38 year old Declan Smith can't understand the Police Ombudsman's report  A convicted killer who handed himself into the police is now behind bars  Described as dangerous by police and an evil coward by his victim's widow  The latest figures show an increase of sixteen hundred on last month  A trade union has called on a machinery parts company to clarify its future plans  A Stormont Minister got into a bit of a spin recently  We show you around the venue after its multimillion pound makeover  Petrol attack on crowded Apprentice Boys' building caught on CCTV  Derry City striker Aaron Nash scores three goals in the space of four minutes  Two dramas involving light aircraft - one in Tyrone and one in Derry  Young people with learning disabilites get the chance to showcase their talents  Six women have been rescued from human traffickers who were forcing them to work as prostitutes  Concerns over swine flu have led to the suspension of handshakes during Mass  A significant step has been taken to secure the cross border ferry service  A man is jailed for causing the deaths of five young people in a horrific crash  Wendy McAteer was viciously murdered by her fiancé  The City of Derry Jazz and Big Band Festival takes place this weekend  It is reported that a dog was deliberately unleashed to attack a horse at a showjumping event  Police in Derry described a crime that took place at the weekend as the lowest of the low  Villagers consider legal action to prevent more wind turbines being built in their area  Financial pressures consign the Amelia Earhart Centre to history  Masked men steal a substantial amount of money from a village post office  The design for a brand new bridge over the Foyle has been unveiled  People were brassed off in Strabane this weekend for all the right reasons  Keiron Tourish reports on a punishment shooting in Derry  The First and Deputy First Ministers are not the only people travelling to the United States  One local actress who's living the dream is Eva Birthistle from Londonderry  Irish championship surfing on the North coast  A man who was attacked in Londonderry on Thursday night remains in a critical condition  Council criticised over plans to shut two civic amenity sites  The days of the Londonderry to Donegal service could be numbered  It has emerged that a gun used by one of the killers on Wednesday night jammed  The seemingly relentless toll of job losses and crashed businesses paints a very bleak picture  £250m will be spent developing new courses in Derry at the University of Ulster  Darryl Proctor, who is 18, was one of a gang who attacked Paul McCauley  Prayer services have held for the teenager who was hit by a train and died at the weekend  A Derry woman has been awarded fifty thousand pounds in compensation  In the last year hundreds of prized racing pigeons have been killed  Police have warned young people about throwing snowballs at moving vehicles  A thirty-five year old man has appeared in court charged with indecent assault  A third of workers at the Seagate plant are facing a cut in their wages  The Ombudsman investigates a complaint about an officer's conduct during a protest  A Co. Londonderry medical packaging company says 300 jobs are in jeopardy  Calls for off licenses that sell alcohol to under 18s to be prosecuted  Where do you buy your fruit and vegetables?  For years thousands of people have been travelling across the border to Donegal  There has been overwhelming support for Dungiven's Eoghan Quigg  A proposal to cut down on the number of drink-fuelled assaults on hospital staff  Fifty firefighters tackled a blaze in Londonderry city centre  A Limavady company is planning to double its workforce in the next year  Eamon Anderson was abused by strangers because he was a street drinker  Sixty two new jobs are being created in a three and a half million pound investment  Derry is to get a third bridge across the River Foyle  An Army chaplain believes the Belfast homecoming parade for soldiers could open up old wounds  Local fishermen are concerned at the sharp drop in the number of salmon.  A firm in Northern Ireland is to play a crucial part in the US Presidential election You are in: BBC Newsline > North West |
