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WATCH: Police have released bodycam footage of the moment a car bomb exploded outside of a police station in Dunmurry. Officers were escorting residents from nearby homes when the blast happened. Read more:

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out calling a referendum on Irish unification, describing a border poll as "off the table". He was speaking during his first official visit to Northern Ireland as prime minister. Read more here:

A Belfast comedian has been criticised for making a rape "joke" about a woman who had recently spoken publicly about being the victim of a sexual assault. Vittorio Angelone has since apologised on social media. Read more:

Mohammed Idris, whose south Belfast cafe was set alight during violent protests at the weekend, says he will not reopen. Read more here:

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appealed for "calm" after the Parades Commission ruled that an Orange Order parade at Drumcree can go ahead this weekend. He said it was a matter that had been “independently determined”. Read more here:

There have been calls for a targeted scheme to help teenage asylum seekers and refugees into education in Northern Ireland. Currently, if they are aged 16 and over they have no automatic right to a school or college place. Read more here:

CCTV footage showing Noah Donohoe's final journey through Belfast has been released by the coroner. It shows him cycling through the city centre and along York Road before turning into Northwood Drive off the Shore Road. Read more here:

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There have been calls to introduce a ban on so-called "pimping websites". This follows a report which found women were forced into prostitution, advertised online, drugged before "appointments" and moved through cities one day at a time. Read more:

A councillor has removed an AI-altered photograph he posted of a rally in Portadown in support of Orangemen at Drumcree. Ron McDowell from the TUV said he posted it as a "joke" and that he needs "to learn social media better".

CCTV released in Noah Donohoe appeal shows teen leaving and returning home night before going missing

This is the moment where police stopped Orange Order members from marching down a controversial parade route. A group of men tried to march from Drumcree Church down the Garvaghy Road in the early hours of Monday but a line of police Land Rovers stood in the way.

From today, anyone travelling between the UK and Ireland by ferry will need to show their passport. Passengers used to be able to use other forms of ID, but the changes are being brought in to comply with UK Border Force rules. Read more:

Belfast rap group Kneecap have won their discrimination case against the UK government over a decision by the then Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch to withdraw an arts grant.

"The DUP is the voice that says: 'This doesn't work for Northern Ireland.'" DUP leader @J_Donaldson_MP says his party will vote against the UK government's Windsor Framework Brexit plan this week

"I will not be silent, Kneecap will not be silent, the people of west Belfast will not be silent." Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh (Mo Chara) said it's "three-nil to Kneecap" after UK government loses an appeal over decision to throw out a terror charge against him

About 6,000 workers who are paid the Real Living Wage in Northern Ireland could be set for a pay boost. The Real Living Wage is voluntarily paid by some businesses to reflect the cost of living. It's currently £13.45 an hour, but is set to be increased to £14.10 an hour.

Why do young people celebrate the Twelfth? Thousands have been attending parades across Northern Ireland for the annual commemorations. Read more here:

The Loft Lines development has officially opened in Titanic Quarter creating 778 homes. But there were concerns the buildings would obstruct one of the city's most recognisable sights - the Titanic Belfast. So, what do you think of the newest addition to Belfast's skyline?

"It started out as a bit of craic and it's got a bit out of hand" - meet the students who ran the first ever 'Holyland Marathon'

Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy suspended the the Dáil (lower house of the Irish parliament) after Teachtaí Dála (TDs) refused to "stop shouting" at her and take their seats.

The first Gaelic Football video game in over 20 years has now been released. Players got their hands on 'Gaelic Football Laochra’ earlier this week at a launch event, and were able to give their first impressions.