Kelly Bonner

Step up and apologise - Harry Gargan to Secretary of State and British government over Springhill shootings

David Lusby says his late brother Paul knew Jonathan Creswell "was a killer", and had tried to alert police. bbc.in/4dVPnth

Abuse left drag queen fearing for his life bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

When asked about areas of Katie’s bleeding in a Police Ombudsman interview Caldwell said “she died of pneumonia and not blood loss due to being kicked in the vagina", and that "the cause of death had been established at the post-mortem." bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

John Caldwell, a former detective chief inspector, was the officer who used language singled out for criticism in a review that found "institutional misogyny" within the PSNI. bbc.in/4uJFFkd

251 people died from drugs In 2024 (2023-169). Cocaine deaths are on the rise. Most people on streets on Belfast inject cocaine. It’s been 3 years since @belfastcc passed a motion in favour of seeing up a safe injecting facility but nothing has happened. Why?

Nuala McAllister wouldn't be silenced on the Katie Simpson case. When others looked away, she stood her ground. She didn’t care if people in high places were upset with her. That’s what serious public service looks like & we desperately need more of it. belfasttelegraph.co.uk/comment/opinio…

BREAKING: Dutch authorities have shut down the Motherless crime scene website after CNN exposed that it was disturbing unverified user-generated p*rn infested with real rape videos to 60 million site visitors per month. Victims finally have their traumatic assaults taken offline

Chief constable doing 'everything' to 'root out' misogyny in PSNI bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

PSNI urged to probe death of whistleblower who tried to warn about Katie Simpson’s killer - Paul Lusby’s first attempt at alerting police was at 3.30pm on August 4, 2020, the day after Katie was admitted to hospital belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/psni-urge…

Confidence in policing has been shaken to its very foundations over the handling of Katie Simpson's murder. A review published on Tuesday found "institutional misogyny" and "systemic failures" within the PSNI during its handling of Katie's death. Kelly Bonner reports.

@BelTel @AllisonMorris1 @jamesgould23 Katie Simpson case has rocked confidence in policing in Northern Ireland, reports @KellyBonner A system that should have protected Katie completely failed her Will this scandal bring about real change? #KatieSimpson @The_Katie_Trust

Katie Simpson's death exposes 'institutional misogyny' in PSNI bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Absolutely disgraceful scenes on the Stewartstown Road tonight. Someone could have been killed here tonight with these thugs. People are wreaking havoc in this community, putting residents, pedestrians and road users at serious risk. It is totally unacceptable. Police needed to act immediately and end this. Should never have got to this in the first place as it was widely spread on social media. Shocking!

Soldiers 'overreacted' when they shot five people dead, judge says bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Three people shot dead posed 'no threat to anyone', judge says bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Former teacher jailed for indecently assaulting four girls bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…