A controversial Orange Order march in Portadown, Northern Ireland, will proceed on Sunday morning for the first time in nearly 30 years after a late-night legal battle.

• The High Court ruled early Sunday that a decision by the Parades Commission to allow the march along the Garvaghy Road must be respected.
• The Drumcree parade, which caused significant disorder in the 1990s, will have restrictions, including a reduced number of participants.
• The decision followed multiple court challenges and counter-challenges throughout Saturday, concluding just hours before the parade was set to begin.