A fishing organisation spokesperson said Northern Ireland's fish dividend has been "plundered".

Adults should have the chance to take the qualification free of charge, says a UK-wide experts body.

Young cancer patients speak about treatment during a pandemic and the lack of hugs and hand-holding.

Robin Swann says travel to the Republic of Ireland will also be dependent on its vaccine rollout.

The Dunlop Review was set up in 2019 to examine how devolution worked in the UK.

A survey finds thousands of discarded PPE items and twice as much dog fouling as 2019.

The experience of a bar manager who is retraining as a welder gives a glimpse of the pandemic's impact.

Some MLAs say education could be at risk due to "dysfunctionality" at the General Teaching Council NI.

The devices were found following security alerts in the Lough Neagh and Camlough Lake areas.

The men are due to appear before Belfast Magistrates' Court on Thursday.

A daily update on the latest coronavirus cases and vaccines in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

The Republic of Ireland's World Cup 2022 qualifying campaign begins in disappointing fashion as they fall to a 3-2 defeat by Serbia in Belgrade.

An executive is asked why the result of a safety test was not shared with with the inquiry into the 2017 fire.

After weeks of tension over Covid vaccine supplies, the two sides now say they are working together.

Post-primary staff and some pupils are being offered lateral flow tests in Northern Ireland.

People pay tribute to the victims of the pandemic on the anniversary of the first national lockdown.

BBC News NI speaks to expats from the island of Ireland about key events they have missed in lockdown.

A pharmacist says there were times she needed to be "doctor, pharmacist, social worker, counsellor".

Many businesses have spent most of the last year closed and are asking for indicative dates.

More than 2,000 warnings that do not incur a fine have also been issued by police since March 2020.

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

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

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.

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

MPs received few answers from the author of a report into compensation for Libyan-sponsored IRA attacks.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

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

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon hopes to also introduce the measures outside more schools in the future.

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

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.

Connor Lilley lost his job when the Covid-19 pandemic began but has found a new career path.

People have been remembering those who died during the pandemic on the one-year anniversary of the first national lockdown.

Most NI businesses had no idea they would still be closed one year after the initial Covid-19 lockdown.

The way we mark momentous life events has changed since the UK entered lockdown one year ago.

The Catholic Bishop of Derry says the Church must help protect public health during the pandemic.

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon says the new system will transform the city centre.

Police received reports of about 20 young people armed with petrol bombs on Sunday evening.

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.

Micheál Martin says it does not make much sense to discuss alignment between vaccine programmes.

The Irish government says travellers must spend two weeks in quarantine at their own expense of about €2,000.

There has been an increased spread in workplaces and other settings, warns Prof Martin Cormican.

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.

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