Children in P4 to P7 and some post-primary pupils are back in the classroom, as part of lockdown easing.

After two women are killed, the justice minister says early intervention is needed to tackle offending behaviours.

The bill proposes a net zero target of 2045 and will be brought before the assembly on Monday.

This public money will also be used to create a centre of excellence at the firm's Ballymena site.

Mandatory quarantine will apply to arrivals from 33 countries considered to be "high risk".

One further coronavirus-related death is reported on Sunday, with 125 more people testing positive.

The nature of the emphatic win over England will have changed the perception of Andy Farrell's Ireland in the mind of fans.

An estimated one million people have already submitted their form ahead of the Sunday's deadline.

The RSPCA describe it as "an incredibly rare sighting".

Thousands on both sides of the Irish border used an EU scheme before it was closed to UK patients.

BBC Spotlight looks at the South East Antrim UDA and how it continues to strike fear into communities.

The Department of Health says 159 more people have tested positive for Covid-19 in Northern Ireland.

Infection rates fall and vaccine doses continue to rise as NI edges closer to lockdown easing.

This day last year we heard a new word that quickly became part of our vocabulary - furlough.

The virus was mentioned on 32 death certificates in the week to Friday 12 March.

A year since the first Covid-19 death in NI, we speak to some of those who have lost loved ones.

One year on from NI's first Covid-19 death, BBC News NI examines how the virus has changed our lives.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about the latest steps to ease lockdown.

Officials are doing everything to minimise delays caused by reduced supply, says Robin Swann.

Plans for teachers to "supervise and support" pupils being tested in schools had been criticised.

The warning comes as an estimated 1,600 cancer patients are missed because of the pandemic.

A total of 16, 938 procedures, operations and diagnostic tests were put off in the pandemic.

The story of Philip Leopold and his family reflect a NI history not "defined by orange and green".

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The owner of the Portrush complex says it is in response to an "ever-changing nightclub culture".

Lorraine Brennan calls for a service which treats mental health issues and addiction problems in tandem.

Online events are taking the place of traditional parades due to the coronavirus pandemic.

BBC Spotlight examines the murder of Glenn Quinn and the paramilitary gang believed to be responsible.

A daughter's story of how she moved into a Marie Curie hospice with her mother during the pandemic.

In 2020 a Northern Ireland CCTV charity helped police make 233 arrests and find 71 missing people.

Friday marks a year since the first Covid-19 related death was reported in Northern Ireland.

Jack Brennan, from west Belfast, was just 23 when he died of a suspected drugs overdose.

The man was arrested in Derry on Thursday by police investigating the New IRA's bomb-making activities.

Bernard McGovern had previously admitted to attacking Kevin Lunney and Dara O'Reilly.

He is due to appear at court in Belfast on Saturday on suspicion of a number of terrorism offences.

A Londonderry father says young children with serious health issues should be eligible for a jab.

The Republic's health minister says administration of the Covid-19 vaccine will resume this weekend.

Gardaí find 41kg of cocaine following an examination of a vehicle in Milford, County Donegal.

The Republic of Ireland stops using the vaccine after reports of blood clotting in adults in Norway.

Republic of Ireland residents working in Northern Ireland want tax law changes after the pandemic.

Every baby born at Sligo University Hospital this year will be offered a Sligo Rovers shirt in a new project launched by the League of Ireland side.

Alan Rusbridger resigns from media panel after it emerged an ex-columnist supported the IRA.