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North West Today Episodes

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    The double life of Jeffrey Donaldson

    A BBC investigation uncovers more secrets behind the double life of Jeffrey Donaldson.

  2. Magee expansion 'under review'

    MLAs are told the target to reach 10,000 students at Magee by 2032 is now 'under review'.

  3. Foyle MP expects Andy Burnham to be next PM

    The Foyle MP Colum Eastwood says he expects Andy Burnham to be the next Prime Minister.

  4. 23/06/2026

    A roundup of local news, sport and weather across the north west of Northern Ireland.

  5. Growing speculation over PM's future

    There is growing speculation over Sir Keir Starmer's future as prime minister.

  6. Andy Burnham wins Makerfield by-election

    The mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has won the Makerfield by-election.

  7. Family "relieved" Tyrone man's name cleared

    Family speak of their relief as Tyrone man's name cleared "once and for all".

  8. Couple question daughter's treatment in Muckamore Hospital

    A couple question what happened to their daughter in Muckamore Abbey Hospital.

  9. Emergency doctor fears e-scooter fatality

    A Derry doctor fears it is only a matter of time before there is an e-scooter fatality.

  10. Social media ban for under-16s

    The prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, has announced a social media ban for under-16s.

  11. Appeal to political leaders to reassure ethnic minorities

    Appeal from Indian community leader to politicians following violence.

  12. Second night of disorder in Northern Ireland

    There has been a second night of disorder in NI following the Belfast knife attack.

  13. Disorder breaks out after anti-immigration protests in NI

    Disorder after anti-immigration protests, with people forced to flee their homes.

  14. Man seriously injured after stabbing in North Belfast

    A man has been seriously injured after a stabbing in North Belfast.

  15. Greysteel and Creeslough to receive £5million funding

    Two north west communities to share £5million cross-border peace funding.

  16. Limavady mum speaks about petrol bomb attack on home

    Limavady mum speaks about petrol bomb attack on home.

  17. Unauthorised extension to Derry hotel to remain

    An unauthorised roof top extension to a hotel in Derry will remain despite objections.

  18. Plans submitted for student accommodation in Derry

    Plans submitted for two major student accommodation blocks on the Strand Road in Derry.

  19. Derry councillor suspended

    A Derry councillor has been suspended for one month over a social media post.

  20. Doug Beattie quits UUP

    The former party leader Doug Beattie has quit the Ulster Unionist Party.

  21. Environment Minister says Mobuoy work may not start until 2028

    Environment Minister says Mobuoy clean up work may not start until 2028 at the latest.

  22. Former postmistress says she fears 'she might never see justice'

    Former postmistress from County Tyrone says she fears 'she might never see justice'.

  23. A new £5.2m cemetery opens on the outskirts of Derry.

    A new £5.2m cemetery opens on the outskirts of Derry.

  24. Trouble in Galliagh condemned

    Politicians and community workers condemn trouble in Galliagh.

  25. A Bready cricketer is honoured to be selected for Ireland squad

    A Bready cricketer is honoured to be selected for Ireland squad for upcoming World Cup.

  26. Doctor says possible strike action in June is a "last resort"

    Doctor says possible strike action in June is a "last resort".

  27. Drug deaths in Western Trust area triple in last ten years

    Drug deaths in Western Trust area triple in the last ten years

  28. Local council & PSNI to step up patrols on e-scooters over the summer

    Local council and PSNI to step up patrols on e-scooters over the summer.

  29. Brother of whistleblower tried to tell police 'Creswell was a killer'

    The brother of a whistleblower tried to tell police 'Creswell was a killer'.

  30. Three men dead following two separate crashes in County Donegal

    Three men have died following two separate crashes in County Donegal at the weekend.

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