Police attend suspected shooting in NI village

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20 Aug, 2019 Police attend suspected shooting in NI village The PSNI have sealed off an area around a suspected shooting in an NI village this evening Latest News Ex NIO advisor Caine proposes legal distinction between soldiers who fatally discharge firearm and pre meditated terrorist murders A former advisor to Conservative ministers in the Northern Ireland Office has said he would like to explore a legal protection for soldiers involved in Troubles fatalities. Village community in shock after man shot dead A small village community is stunned by a shooting in broad daylight which has left one man dead. Jim Allister: Investigate video footage showing shots fired over IRA killer's coffin TUV leader Jim Allister has called for an investigation after footage emerged of shots apparently being fired over the coffin of a west Belfast republican jailed for his role in one of the most notorious murders of the Troubles. Larne's first 'Pride' event was 'massive success' Two thousand people attended East Antrim's first 'gay Pride' event which took place in Larne on Saturday. Sport Update Bruce Anstey tops Lightweight practice times at Classic TT on competitive return to Mountain Course Bruce Anstey made a stunning return to the Mountain Course as the New Zealander topped the Lightweight times during Monday's curtailed Classic TT practice session. New East Belfast mural pays tribute to Ulster road racing legend William Dunlop A striking mural of Ulster road racing legend William Dunlop has been catching the eye of passers-by in East Belfast. Northern Ireland's Oliver Norwood retires from international football Midfielder Oliver Norwood has decided to call it a day on the international stage. And finally... Dad's Army: Mural celebrates release of three 'lost episodes' To celebrate the release of Dad's Army: The Lost Episodes on Gold, UKTV has unveiled a huge 1940s army-recruitment style mural which has been specially designed to look as if it has been in place for decades. See all the day's news here

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