Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI)

Sinn Féin criticised recently for handling of controversies, including those of former press officer Michael McMonagle and ex-senator Niall Ó Donnghaile

Birney recounts horror of Loughinisland murders and PSNI’s attempt to prevent exposure of collusion

The party confirmed the move in a statement, saying it had notified the PSNI after event took place over weekend

Journalist, who also produced Kneecap and RTÉ's Seán Quinn documentary, has written a book on a decade of delving into the 1994 Loughinisland massacre

The party faces strategic problems over where it positions itself and who its core voters are. And as it’s trying to figure all this out, it gets hit with one controversy after another

Antrim Crown Court hears self-taught computer programmer saw it as a challenge to create a program which could hack into the accounts of Nike

Tavia Michella Ximenes Da Costa pronounced dead at scene of incident in Windmill Court area of Dungannon at weekend

Police say incident in Dungannon is being treated as suspicious

Driver of vehicle fled the scene in Crossmaglen and crossed the Border into Republic

12-year old subject of ‘reckless assault’ remains in hospital with serious eye injuries

It comes as Sinn Féin is under scrutiny over how it handled the Michael McMonagle controversy

Cormac McGuckin jailed for two years and Maura McGuckin gets suspended sentence following PSNI investigation into ‘dodgy box’ services

Mary Ward killing highlights issue of femicide in the North

Mary Ward (22) died six days before police called to her home on an unrelated matter and discovered her body, PSNI confirms

PSNI has referred case of Mary Ward to the Police Ombudsman’s office ‘following a review of our previous engagement’

PSNI refer case of Mary Ward (22), who was found dead at her home in Belfast, to Police Ombudsman

Eight people have received medical treatment at scene with further number of passengers sustaining minor injuries

Former Sinn Féin press officer was suspended from his job following arrest but then received references from Sinn Féin figures for British Heart Foundation role

Two Sinn Féin press officers gave references to the British Heart Foundation on behalf of a former colleague who was subsequently convicted of child sex offences

The force mistakenly released the surname, first initial and employment details of every serving police officer and civilian member of staff, which was then published online