Skip to main contentSkip to navigation
Print subscriptions
Sign in
Search jobs
Search
The Guardian - Back to homeThe Guardian

Belfast

July 2024

  • Samson and Goliath cranes at the Harland & Wolff shipyard

    Business secretary confident of ‘market-led solution’ for Harland & Wolff

    Jonathan Reynolds says he expects Royal Navy ships will continue to be built at the struggling Belfast yard
  • Metal cables in the rig area in front of the Samson crane at the Harland and Wolff shipyard

    Harland & Wolff rescue talks intensify as government rules out loan guarantee

    Shipbuilder had hoped to secure guarantee of up to 80% to help it avoid collapsing into administration

    • Struggles at Belfast’s Titanic shipyard reflect UK’s faded naval power

    • Sinn Féin becomes Northern Ireland’s biggest Westminster party

    • ‘We’re in limbo’: Boeing takeover leaves longtime Belfast factory under threat

June 2024

  • Children with abandoned / stolen car, Everton, Liverpool 1981<br>Children with abandoned / stolen car. Tommy White Gardens Everton, Liverpool 1981

    ‘Some people refused to leave their flats’: Britain through the Thatcher years – in pictures

  • 18th November 2019 - Gerald Dawe - Poet<br>2HR08AK 18th November 2019 - Gerald Dawe - Poet

    Gerald Dawe obituary

  • Three band members sitting on a piece of furniture, with the one on the right wearing a balaclava in the colours of the Irish flag

    Belfast rappers Kneecap to contest pulling of funding over political views

  • The Larder in East Belfast, Northern Ireland.

    Belfast East voters: tell us which issues will decide this election

May 2024

  • Sectarian Murals by Gareth McConnell, published by Sorika

    Belfast’s sectarian murals up close and less personal – in pictures

    Photographer Gareth McConnell’s shots of Belfast’s street art turns the political into something more abstract
  • Andrea Leadsom and Michael Gove

    Michael Gove and Andrea Leadsom to stand down at general election

    Seventy-eight Tory MPs are quitting rather than standing, beating 1997’s record number

    • Union warns of threat to Harland & Wolff jobs if Treasury vetoes £200m support

    • Cash incentives may help men lose weight, research finds

    • Billy Connolly: Big Banana Feet review – proto-punk star comic at his 70s peak

April 2024

  • Ken Reid and Stephen Grimason (right) at Queen's university in Belfast in January

    Tributes paid to veteran Northern Ireland journalist Stephen Grimason

  • Victims' relatives hold a banner with photos of those killed on it and the words: Innocent victims, McGurk's bar massacre, time for truth.

    Fresh inquest recommended into 1971 McGurk’s bar bombing in Belfast

March 2024

  • The Flats.

    The Flats review – a powerful look at the unresolved agony of the Troubles

    Alessandra Celesia’s urgent documentary about the residents of an estate in Belfast speaks to the lasting trauma of political violence

February 2024

  • Workers at Casement Park in Belfast which is undergoing a rebuild

    Work starts at Belfast’s Euro 2028 ghost ground with clock ticking

    Controversial rebuild of derelict Gaelic games stadium is finally gathering momentum and Irish FA sees ‘huge opportunity’
  • Peter McGuffin in the laboratory of the MRC Social Genetic &amp; Developmental Psychiatry Research Centre (SGDP), London, where he was director from 1998 to 2012.

    Peter McGuffin obituary

    Researcher who established the value of genetics for understanding psychiatric conditions
  • Iain Duncan Smith, a former Conservative party leader and work and pensions secretary.

    Brief letters
    School motto that scummed it all up

    Letters: Iain Duncan Smith | Too much tofu | Labour’s £28bn | Pavement problem | Belfast banter
About 2,745 results for Belfast
1234...
Explore more on these topics