Simon Byrne accepts there are questions over his future after commemoration policing apology.

A man in his 30s and another man in his 40s were injured in the shooting in Rinmore Drive.

Used by generations of fishermen and exporters, Annalong Harbour's pier is in need of restoration.

An award-winning County Tyrone chef has been cooking for some of those most affected by lockdown.

Hundreds of people are taking part in a study of how our bodies are equipped to fight the infection.

Team news, match preview and statistics for Sunday's Six Nations match between Wales and Ireland at the Principality Stadium.

Richard Gerard Boyle was walking on the Stewartstown Road when he was hit by a car on Friday night.

Mark Sykes, who survived the 1992 attack on the Sean Graham bookmakers, was arrested and later released.

Three trade unions ask a council to withdraw remarks attributed to them about "suspicious activity".

The NI Protocol problems, which have been in sharp focus this week, were predicted by civil servants.

The latest figures show another 390 people test positive for the virus in Northern Ireland.

After enduring the worst month of the pandemic to date, there appears to be much cause for optimism.

The men, aged 39 and 46, are being held in connection with the shooting of Daniel McClean.

Part-time students, non-EU students and NI students studying elsewhere in the UK are not eligible.

More than 275,000 people have now had their first dose in Northern Ireland.

Hospital staff are praised for the care they showed a Derry couple who died within six minutes of each other.

The R-number in the community is now sitting between 0.75 and 0.85, Arlene Foster says

The payments will be made to almost 40,000 students by the end of March.

The Covid death rate is high, but has been falling slowly and hospital admissions have also dropped.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about how lockdown will affect you.

The Arts Council had previously warned there was £16m less in the emergency fund than is needed.

A priest says he could never have imagined he would be saying Mass at his younger sister's funeral.

With no matches to play, school teams show their spirit as they take to pounding the roads instead.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Mr Kammerling was brought to Northern Ireland as a refugee in 1939 and returned many times.

Unionist leader Edward Carson stood down 100 years ago, but why was he reluctant to lead Stormont?

Ben Robinson died after suffering concussion during a school rugby match. A decade on, his father Peter remembers his son who "lived life to the full".

Simon Byrne apologises for officers' actions at an event to commemorate victims of a 1992 attack.

The post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland are giving some businesses a competitive advantage.

'They were left completely powerless' - Call for NI children to have mental health checks

The Continuous Positive Airway Pressure - CPAP - machine is the last line of defence before ICU.

Funding provisions for such a facility were outlined in the deal that restored NI devolution last year.

Derry school principal says he is "chuffed to bits" to get letter from Manchester United bosses

Police are investigating the incident in Dundooan Park in the County Londonderry town.

The vice-chancellor warns the 10,000 student target in the New Decade, New Approach deal requires changes.

A Trinity College immunologist says AstraZeneca vaccine data is too limited for it to be used on over 70s.

A man in his 60s is detained on suspicion of unlawful killing after the death of a Cork pensioner.

Ian Wright says he is "disappointed" after a teenager who sent the former England striker racist abuse was not given a criminal conviction.

We need to "calm down" after the EU reverses a plan to put checks on the Irish border, Micheál Martin says.

A threat directed at Leo Varadkar, which appeared in Belfast, is being investigated as a hate crime.