The police commander in Omagh on the day the town was bombed has said many of his officers felt “guilty and responsible” that they had evacuated members of the public towards the explosive device.

A retired police officer who moved dead bodies following the Omagh bombing has said the “cowards” who left the explosive device should be providing answers to a public inquiry. Richard Scott, who was ...

Quick fix: Wiltshire Council's Bobcat machines have been hailed as "game-changers", 18 months after being introduced. The ...

EXCLUSIVE: Russians who fled their home country held a protest outside Russia's Embassy in London on the anniversary of ...

Framemakers, a shop selling artwork and bespoke frames in Northbrook Street, has been trading in Newbury for around 40 years.

Brentford utilise the loan market to find regular game time for their B-team players. One of the best examples of this is ...

Earlier in the game, Miguel had been withdrawn with what appeared to be a hamstring injury, leaving Nuno with a ...

Celtic, aiming to rebound from their narrow first leg defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, will face an ...

A COUPLE who are desperately searching for housing have had an application in Edinburgh rejected due to them having a child.

The Advertiser has once again opened its archives to see what was making the news this week 25, 50 and 100 years ago.

SPENCER — Taking a cue in its name from the New Yorker, the town of Spencer is kicking off a new community engagement program Feb. 25 titled “Talk of the Town.” Meetings will be held ...