Newton Emerson: Loyalist attack on Coveney requires a serious response
Government’s policy means response could include carrot as well as stick
Karen Bradley pledges movement on key NI appointments
Northern Secretary’s commitment for Westminster to act in absence of Stormont
Northern Secretary expected to reconstitute policing board
Just six members of board still in situ from full-strength group comprising 19 members
Top PSNI officer takes post with British National Crime Agency
Assistant Chief Constable Will Kerr dealt with issues such as flags protests and parading
Senior figures in North back talks with dissident republicans
SDLP leader says he would speak to anyone if he thought it would save one life
Dissident republicans still pose a severe threat
With more attacks planned, PSNI needs support from republican community
PSNI ‘thwarts’ four out of five planned dissident attacks
PSNI assistant chief constable says wider dissident attack abilities ‘deeply concerning’
Brexit will make North-South extradition ‘clunky’ - PSNI chief
MPs told that new arrangements will add to cost but consequences should not be overstated
Kevin McGuigan murder: Detectives arrest man in Antrim
PSNI say they would support an independent assessment of paramilitary groups in NI
PSNI starts criminal inquiry into Wallace Nama allegations
Confusion surrounds the status of a meeting between Cerberus and Peter Robinson
Van Morrison, Kerry-born British Council head to be knighted
Belfast singer-songwriter was named in Queen Elizabeth’s birthday honours list
Union flag protestor convicted for role in illegal public processions
Court rejects Bryson’s claim he had been unaware presence at events broke law
PSNI chief constable to appeal protest parades judgment
Judge found police guilty of ‘unjustified enforcement inertia’
Marching season cost PSNI more than £15 million
Almost 700 officers injured in unrest since July 2012, 19 seriously
US expresses concern about parade-related violence in North
White House calls for calm and respect for the law
Life goes on in Northern Ireland despite sadly predictable Twelfth rioting
The hope is that violence will peter out and North can forget about parading for a while
Blast bomb attacks in north and east Belfast on city’s fourth night of violence
PSNI says some loyalist rioting at Woodvale Road was attempted murder
Concern over decision to ban return Orange Order parade
More than 4,000 police officers on duty to try to maintain the peace over a tense Twelfth of July
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