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Executive calls in PSNI over siteThe Housing Executive calls in the police to investigate its role in a controversial development site in north Belfast.Brady should 'consider position'The head of Ireland's Catholic Church "should consider his position", Martin McGuinness has said.Baton used to beat attacking dogPolice had to hit a dog with a truncheon following an attack on two people in Hillsborough, County Down.Gun charge link to murder inquiryA man appears in court charged in connection with the murder of a Strabane man in County Donegal in February 2008.Inquiry into NI airport extensionAn inquiry is to be held into plans to extend the runway at George Best Belfast City Airport, the environment minister says.NI leaders have Clinton meetingNorthern Ireland's First and Deputy First Ministers meet the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington.PM defends stance on Omagh bombDowning Street defends its refusal to share intelligence over the 1998 Omagh bombing in which 29 people died.Software firm to create 50 jobsThe Enterprise Minister, Arlene Foster, announces 50 jobs are to be created in Northern Ireland by an IT security firm.Pocket 'rocks it' for all the single ladies in Beyonce video remakeWayne McCullough appears on You Tube dancing to Beyonce video after losing bet with daughter.Changing fixtures, after 28 years Milk Cup finals to leave ColeraineThis year's Milk Cup finals will be played outside Coleraine for the first time in the tournament's 28-year history.Leaders Linfield draw at SolitudeLinfield stay four points clear at the top after a 1-1 draw away to Carling Premiership title rivals Cliftonville.Time out of mindBBC Newsline on why our prisons are 'unfit' for purposeOmagh bombPanorama's John Ware critiques the latest reportBritish sea powerTidal energy plans for thousands of green jobsAbuse scandalWhat next for church in Ireland and beyond?Not 'alpha mail'Cross-border post gets 'second class' stampWeather updateLatest weather forecast from Northern IrelandNo Pope trip for Northern IrelandPope Benedict XVI will not come to Northern Ireland as part of his visit to the UK, it has been confirmed.Bishop in abuse victims apologyThe Bishop of Derry apologises to five people who suffered child abuse in Catholic Church-run institutions.Senior PSNI 'bias' case settledA case brought by a senior Catholic police officer against the PSNI alleging religious and age discrimination is settled.Crymble killers fail in legal bidA woman and her lover, both convicted of murdering the woman's husband, lose their court appeal against the convictions.30 jobs at risk in quarry companyThirty people could lose their jobs as a Fermanagh quarrying company faces the slump in the construction industry.NI victims posts appeal dismissedA woman who argued against the decision to appoint four Victims Commissioners instead of one has her application dismissed by the Court of Appeal.Bomb accused wins court appealA man wrongly jailed for possessing explosives has his conviction quashed at the court of appeal in Belfast.Families flee homes in gorse fireNine homes in County Antrim are evacuated as 50 firefighters tackle a huge gorse fire which is still blazing.NI 'needs high-security hospital'Northern Ireland needs a high security hospital for prisoners with serious mental health problems a new report says.Man slashed in town knife attackA 26-year-old man suffers slash wounds after being attacked by three men, one of whom was wielding a knife, in Downpatrick.Motorist in road attack ordealA man is attacked by three youths in Newry after stopping his car to answer a call on his mobile phone.Church 'clarifies' Brady's roleThe Catholic Church releases more details about why Cardinal Sean Brady asked child abuse victims to sign secrecy agreementBus driver 'shaken' by hijack bidA bus driver and his passengers are left badly shaken after an attempted hijacking in Creggan on Saturday.Dissidents 'not funded from US'The NI Security Minister, Paul Goggins, says the US does not 'represent a significant source of funding' for dissident republicans.Poots ponders video conferencingNI Environment Minister Edwin Poots considers ending face-to-face meetings in the North South Ministerial Council.Iris stand-in ordered from debateA DUP MLA is banished from Stormont's debating chamber after accusing Caitriona Ruane of misleading the assembly.NI leaders in US for St Patrick'sThe first and deputy first ministers are in the United States for the start of week-long St Patrick's Day celebrations.What the papers sayA look at what's making the headline in Tueasday's morning newspapers.The Devenport DiariesThe Devenport DiariesWill & TestamentWill & TestamentStuart BailieStuart BailieArts Extra: Marie-Louise MuirArts Extra: Marie-Louise Muir
