Tragic incident at NI train station

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7 Oct, 2019 Tragic incident at NI train station A person has died following a tragic incident at a NI train station. Latest News Missing woman not seen since shopping trip The PSNI has issued an appeal for information about a missing woman who has not been seen since she left home for a shopping trip on Friday evening. Heartbroken mum says Facebook appeal to find precious ashes of baby 'left me in tears' A heartbroken mother who issued a heartbreaking post on Facebook asking for help to locate the necklace containing the ashes of her baby has been reunited with the priceless item. Brexit: DUP defends plan to treat NI differently from rest of UK The DUP has stood over its support for Boris Johnson's proposed Brexit deal, despite other unionists accusing it of having been "reckless" in accepting the principle of regulatory divergence between Northern Ireland and GB. Edith Wilson: Has the United States already had its first female president? Historian GORDON LUCY looks at the woman who transformed herself from 'First Lady to Acting First Man' Sport Update Jack Kennedy hails 'amazing' back-to-back British Supersport title success after double at Donington Park Jack Kennedy won the Dickies British Supersport title in style with victory in the Sprint race on Saturday at Donington Park to make it back-to-back championship triumphs. Solid weekend for Honda Racing rider Andrew Irwin in penultimate British Superbike round at Donington Park Andrew Irwin scored two solid top eight results for Honda Racing at the penultimate round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship at Donington Park on Sunday. Ballymena United manager David Jeffrey left frustrated at Institute Ballymena United boss David Jeffrey left the Brandywell wondering why his side didn't see off Institute. And finally... Court to decide if PM can be forced to sign Brexit extension letter A decision is expected to be made on whether the Prime Minister can be forced by the courts to send a letter requesting an Article 50 extension. See all the day's news here

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