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A Police Ombudsman investigation has rejected claims a police officer used homophobic language and excessive force against a man arrested for disorderly behaviour in Belfast.

The man claimed that, during his arrest last June, he was thrown to the ground and that an officer made a homophobic remark to him.
A man who was found dead following a house fire in County Tyrone today has been named locally as 52-year-old Adrian McCann.

The fire, at Barrack Street in Coalisland, was already out by the time that fire fighters reached the scene. Police are investigating.
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A Belfast teenager has denied killing his best friend and injuring a nun in a crash in Carryduff after a high-speed chase with police in October 2014.
Image source, Kevin ScottThe 17-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, faces six charges in relation to the collision on the Saintfield Road in which 18-year-old Conal Daly died and a nun was badly injured.
Chichester Street, near Victoria Square shopping centre, has been closed by police. Traffic is being diverted from the area. Expect delays.
Upwards of 50 jobs could be lost after this construction firm ran into financial problems.
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A man in his 30s has died in a shooting at a house at Ballyphehane in Cork city, RTE reports.

Emergency services were notified at about 4.30pm today. The area has been sealed off for forensic examination.
The family of an undercover soldier killed by the IRA have launched a legal challenge against his apparent exclusion from a police investigation into the army unit for which he worked.
Image source, OtherThe PSNI's Legacy Investigations Branch is examining the actions of the Military Reaction Force, amid claims it carried out random and unjustified shootings during the Troubles. Relatives of Sapper Ted Stuart, from Strabane, insist his murder should be brought into the wider investigation.
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A Belfast man, who was identifed as a rioter by tattoos on his lower arm which bore his name and date of birth, has been jailed for 20 months, half of which will be spent on supervised licence.

Ryan Samuel Elwood from Berlin Street, admitted rioting on the Woodvale Road in north Belfast on July 13 last year after consuming cannabis, vodka and wine.