Drunk policeman climbed into homeless hostel with a bottle of vodka

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2 Nov, 2018 Drunk policeman climbed into homeless hostel with a bottle of vodka A drunk, off-duty police officer who climbed through the window of hostel for the homeless with a bottle of vodka and spent hours drinking with residents has been disciplined. Latest News Boost for pound over Brexit deal speculation The pound has rallied following speculation a Brexit deal could safeguard the City's access to European Union markets. Stormont talks: All-party meeting 'an utter waste of time' Relationships between Northern Ireland's political parties and the secretary of state are said to be at an "all-time low", after what has been described as an "embarrassing" meeting at Stormont. Lord Trimble: Dublin stance on border riding roughshod over Good Friday Agreement Nobel peace prize winner Lord Trimble has accused the Irish government of using the Brexit negotiations to undermine the Good Friday Agreement. IN PICTURES: 18 photos of Halloween 2018 in Londonderry Tens of thousands of people came out into the crisp night air on Wednesday evening to catch a glimpse the fantastic Halloween celebrations in Londonderry - here's an in pictures look at the how the big event went. Sport Update Dates of major international road races confirmed for 2019 The dates of the big three major international road races are set for 2019 after confirmation of the Ulster Grand Prix's traditional August slot. Maria Costello reveals pride over upcoming role as first female president of TT Riders Association Leading female racer Maria Costello will become the first female president of the TT Riders Association in its 66-year history this month. Rory Hale leaves Derry City for Crusaders Midfielder Rory Hale has signed a two and a half year deal with Danske Bank Premiership champions Crusaders. And finally... Citizens Advice network in Northern Ireland to be rebranded Northern Ireland's network of Citizens Advice offices are set to be rebranded, as the charity is forced to end its decades-old presence in the Province. See all the day's news here

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