Philip Bradfield is a journalist at the Belfast News Letter, with a focus on local news in Northern Ireland, particularly in Belfast. He has been recognized for his work on investigative reporting and has contributed to various media outlets, including Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and JPIMedia.
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By: Philip Bradfield
The Methodist Church in Ireland has warned that a Westminster bill which aims to legalise euthanasia risks creating "a duty to die" on elderly and disabled people who feel a burden on their families.
By: Philip Bradfield
Well well well. There is a whole different side to Belfast that I suggest many people have been totally unaware of - to their loss.
By: Philip Bradfield
Northern Ireland Orangemen and bandsmen will proudly parade the streets of London to mark Remembrance Day this weekend.
By: Philip Bradfield
Police in Coleraine are re-issuing their appeal for information about 20-year-old Lester McLennan from Belfast, who has now been missing for a week.
By: Philip Bradfield
The PSNI has reported that the Orchard Road in Strabane is closed this morning due to a serious one vehicle road traffic collision.
By: Philip Bradfield
First Minister Michelle O'Neill has defended laying a wreath at the cenotaph in Belfast today despite strong criticism from Tyrone republicans.
By: Philip Bradfield
A Castlederg Orangeman says the Order was applauded on the streets of London for putting on a remembrance Day parade through the capital over the weekend.
By: Philip Bradfield
Irish Wrexham captain James McClean is only free to protest against wearing a poppy because of the sacrifices of countless soldiers whom it commemorates, it has been claimed.
By: Philip Bradfield
Acts of remembrance took place in towns and cities across Northern Ireland yesterday in honour of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in two World Wars and other conflicts.
By: Philip Bradfield
The Northern Ireland agri-food sector and all animal and pet lovers face a potentially “catastrophic” situation in just over a year if they lose the supply of 50% of all veterinary medicines.
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