The party wants to overturn a law that permits abortions in cases of non-fatal disabilities.

The offer, for last year and this year, follows negotiations between unions and teaching employers.

The supermarket says it will create up to 250 jobs but Retail NI says those figures are exaggerated.

RRS Sir David Attenborough's Coleraine-born chief officer says he is amazed by the boat's reception.

James McClean is offered support by the Football Association of Ireland after revealing a recent threat sent to him on social media.

Fr Brian Brady teamed up with a shop to provide holy ashes in sauce containers for parishioners.

The village of Bonmahon has been showered in sea foam following high winds.

BBC News NI looks at the key moments around Northern Ireland's long-debated abortion laws.

The milestone is reached after the Department of Health reported four more deaths on Monday.

A Public Health Agency presentation says school transmission "tends to be small scale".

Four people were inside the house in Ballycastle but were not injured in the incident.

Sunday World journalist Patricia Devlin says death threats issued against her are "never-ending".

Self-employed individuals like tour guides and stonemasons will also benefit from the £5m fund.

Campaigners say there are "stark regional differences" in access depending on where you live.

The head of the BMA in Northern Ireland says primary schools reopening by that date is more realistic.

A special school teacher says she and her colleagues feel forgotten about in terms of vaccines.

Stormont is getting "unprecedented flexibility" on when it spends the money, the Treasury says.

Social-media posts - some described as "scare stories" - are based on misunderstandings, experts say.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack assesses the executive's task in deciding how to exit lockdown.

Just under 20% of Northern Ireland's population has received a first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine.

BBC News NI speaks to some of those helping to maximise the vaccine roll-out.

A cross party group of MEPs suggests that the EU should extend the Irish Sea grace periods.

BBC News NI examines the events leading up to staff being withdrawn from Belfast and Larne ports.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

BBC News NI Home Affairs correspondent Julian O'Neill looks at the impact of recent events on policing.

Schools in Northern Ireland are closed until at least 8 March.

Dublin-born photographer Robert French travelled around Ireland taking photos between 1870 and 1914.

Heavy snow across all counties causes travel disruption but creates spectacular winter scenery.

BBC News NI speaks to some of those helping to ensure as many people as possible are given a vaccine.

Kathleen Thompson was killed outside her home in 1971 during an Army raid on the Creggan estate.

Dozens of firefighters attended the fire near Articlave, County Londonderry.

The Paramilitary Crime Task Force is helping in the area following a "significant escalation".

A council committee also approves cutting the annual festival budget from £700,000 to £400,000.

It is planned that every county will have at least one vaccination centre.

The blaze at the Dublin nightclub claimed 48 lives, among them three people from Northern Ireland.

The victim, who was aged in his mid-40s, was pronounced dead at the scene of the attack in Ballymun.

Micheál Martin says Ireland risks being "collateral damage" in the UK-EU post-Brexit relationship.

Officials are trying to work out ways of avoiding more controversies involving Northern Ireland.