Wed, 29 Oct 2025

Wed, 29 Oct 2025 'The cost-of-living crisis has hit an awful lot of families hard'

A new scheme in Strabane is offering free baby clothes in a bid to help people facing hardship.

* Sales of physical-format music reach highest levels in 30 years.
* Londonderry football coach honoured with giant mural.
* New medication available for children with severe muscular dystrophy.
* Daughter seeks answers to father's murder after 35 years.
* Prison workshops tackle male violence against women and girls.
* Pilot scheme restricting pupil phone use deemed "very beneficial".
* Group of students arrive in the UK, sparking concerns over asylum seeker process.
* Apprentice struggles to find employer despite two years of study.
* Irish music group performs to packed house.
* New cross-border greenway officially opened in Northern Ireland.
* Student receives £7,500 compensation for disability discrimination.
* NI musician reflects on career spanning Troubles and cancer diagnosis.
* BMA warns "stalemate" is damaging patient care.
* Meeting held at Lough Neagh over concerns about local issues.
* Protest held outside Stormont over lack of support for children with special needs.
* Debut film by Northern Ireland director premiers.
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