Education Minister Peter Weir wants all pupils in back in classrooms by 12 April.

US president Joe Biden has previously expressed concerns about the situation in Ireland after Brexit.

The UK retailer stopped delivering goods to NI in December due to Brexit and the Irish Sea border.

The rollout of tests to some sectors comes as NI passes more than 600,000 first doses of the vaccine.

Nichola Mallon says the UK government has plans for an NI office to assess devolved spending.

The Fine Gael leader was challenged after saying Sinn Féin had no Protestants as senior politicians.

A 37-year-old is to appear in court after packs containing the drug were seized at Larne Harbour.

People who live north of the border but were born in the Republic of Ireland have to pay £1,300.

It is "deplorable" the executive is not funding events to mark 100 years of NI, says Jim Allister.

A former treasurer of Crossmaglen Rangers is accused of 170 sex abuse charges, including three rapes.

BBC News NI Education Correspondent Robbie Meredith will answer your questions.

Some families still cannot visit loved ones in care homes, says the older people's commissioner.

Health Minister Robin Swann describes the Covid-19 jab rollout so far as a "fantastic achievement".

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about how NI might ease out of lockdown.

The education minister said the funding is in addition to £20.5m for the sector last year.

As the executive releases a plan for easing lockdown, these are the current figures around Covid.

Coronavirus was recorded on 55 death certificates in NI in the week to last Friday, figures show.

Two engineering professors are to examine whether a bridge across the Irish Sea is feasible.

Grace periods on goods from GB to NI have been extended but others run out at the end of March.

The sister of a girl who died following a school bus crash speaks about how she copes with her grief.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

A team of academics is hoping to put holy wells on the map before some are lost forever.

In January, the executive said it would establish a victim-centred investigation into the homes.

A woman who lives in a care home is reunite in person with her daughter after Covid-19 restrictions are eased.

Young people have been giving evidence to Stormont about the impact of coronavirus on their lives.

Plans for a road link from Northern Ireland to Scotland are called a “fantasy bridge" by the SDLP leader.

More than 600,000 people in NI will have received their first Covid-19 vaccine by Wednesday.

The front window of a car in Derry was smashed before it was set alight, police say.

Heather Diamond, who was in her 50s, died in a fire at her home in Londonderry on Sunday.

Derry and Strabane had the biggest increase in racist incidents of any policing area in NI in 2020.

Police said the boys, aged between 16 and 18, have been released pending further enquiries.

The European Commission says the doses will help tackle hotspots and facilitate free border movement.

Three of four men arrested over a shooting that left two people in a serious condition are released.

The shooting happened at Bernard Curtis House in Bluebell in the south of the city.

The ex-CEO of Ireland's largest stockbroker Davy says he is sorry after the firm was fined £3.4m.

A government adviser says the outbreak was "quite large" and involved young adults aged 16 to 24.