Northern Ireland

The top speed detected was by a 35-year-old man who drove at 140mph on the M2 in Belfast.

The thousands queued outside Royal Portrush before dawn showed The Open's international appeal.

Troubles pensions and loyalist paramilitary flags also feature in Thursday's papers.

The European Commission proposes ending the practice of adjusting clocks by an hour twice a year.

Researchers will design programmes for pancreatic cancer sufferers who are recovering post-surgery.

The Department of Education's top official says the Stormont impasse has held up key policies.

A minister says payment eligibility will abide by the "suffered through no fault of their own" principle.

The debate took place on Wednesday, with abortion changes being passed by 182 votes to 37.

The Belfast Trust warns there may be further delays at the Cancer Centre at the City Hospital.

An attack that left a father-of-two with severe injuries is being treated as a hate crime.

Linfield bow out of the Champions League on a 6-0 aggregate scoreline after a 4-0 qualifier defeat by Rosenborg in Norway.

Derry council is asking people to help identity owners who fail to clean up after their pets in the City Cemetery.

The killing of an elderly couple in their own home by a man with severe mental health issues could have been avoided, a report has found.

The family of former soldier Grant Weir have said they would never accept a Troubles-related pension if injured ex-paramilitaries also receive one.

The chairman of an Irish parliamentary committee is calling for a clear out of the FAI board.

R&A chief executive Martin Slumbers says he expects Royal Portrush to remain on the Open rota "for many years to come".

The legacy of bringing The Open back to Northern Ireland for the first time in 68 years will be about more than golf for the country, says Rory McIlroy.

Intruders climbed structure to paint it red, white and blue and place flags on its top, says NI Water.

Ulster host Ospreys at Kingspan Stadium on the opening night of the 2019/20 Pro14 season on Friday, 27 September.

Damian McErlain says personal circumstances led to his resignation as manager of Derry's senior football team.