A priest and a mother of eight were among 10 people killed in Belfast after an Army operation in 1971.

BBC News NI's Will Leitch reflects on the often harrowing evidence of the Ballymurphy Inquest.

A look at the background to the events of 1971 in west Belfast and bereaved families' search for truth.

The Foyle MLA's family say she has been "sacrificed" by Sinn Féin after being asked to step down.

Lola Petticrew plays a pregnant schoolgirl whose mum faces prosecution after buying abortion pills.

The Zimbabwe-born councillor will succeed the DUP's Frank McCoubrey when she takes up the post in June.

The party will outline the process to replace Steve Aiken who has held the post for 18 months.

Earlier this year, Paris Hilton backed parents campaigning to toughen the law in Northern Ireland.

Social care, building safety and immigration are set to feature in government plans for the next year.

The 10-year plan will focus on greening the economy and increasing innovation.

Bicep say it is "surreal" to be nominated for Breakthrough Artist and Best British Group.

MLAs voted 58 to 29 in favour of the bill which targets net zero emissions in NI by 2045.

Police arrest two men after finding what they believe is a Class A drugs factory in County Tyrone.

The total number of Covid-19 vaccines administered in Northern Ireland is now 1,470,135.

DUP leadership candidate Edwin Poots writes to MLAs and MPs outlining party reforms.

Wales announces four fatalities as UK chief medical officers lower the Covid alert level.

A total of 550,000 people received the AstraZeneca vaccine in Northern Ireland up to 28 April 2021.

Given the successful rollout of the vaccination programme, we are now in a much healthier place.

It comes after it was announced that under-40s are to be offered an alternative to the AstraZeneca jab.

Rules are relaxed for visits to places such as care homes, hospitals, hospices and maternity wards.

Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificates of eight people in NI up to Friday 30 April.

As NI's coronavirus lockdown eases, BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack explains the rules on travel.

Health Minister Robin Swann asks to meet his Irish counterpart Stephen Donnelly over the issue.

Chief Medical Officer Dr Michael McBride says the news is "not entirely unexpected".

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

Ireland's health minister says he does not believe it is currently necessary to stop cross-border travel.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

To lose one leader is unfortunate - to lose two looks like carelessness, writes Gareth Gordon.

A Portadown mother wants action taken against websites easily accessible to vulnerable people.

They are urging the NI Executive to provide reopening dates for live music events.

Rock music legends from Northern Ireland will speak about their careers in a series of online talks.

Steve Aiken officially announces his resignation as leader of the Ulster Unionist Party.

Belfast Islamic Centre is marking Ramadan by bringing food to families in need.

At 80 years old, Ian Cunningham is one of the oldest walking rugby players in the UK.

The three generators, built in Northern Ireland, are capable of producing 500 litres of oxygen a minute.

A 21-year-old Catholic police officer died after being shot in the back of the head in Londonderry.

A reward of £3,000 is on offer to help catch those responsible for endangering a train last month.

The Covid-19 infection rate in Derry and Strabane is among the highest in the UK.

The twin-engine World War Two plane crashed outside Ballykelly, County Londonderry, in April 1942.

Paramedics who tried to resuscitate a woman who drowned in Lough Erne have given evidence in court.

Work on the new state-of-the-art campus on the Northland Road is expected to start later this year.

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar welcomes an easing of Covid-19 restrictions across the Republic of Ireland.

About 27,000 students normally attend Gaeltacht summer courses, immersing themselves in the language.

Ireland's Olympic and Paralympic athletes will be vaccinated ahead of this summer's Games in Tokyo following an agreement between Pfizer and the IOC.

The county currently has the highest level of the virus in the Republic of Ireland.

The test centre at Milford's mart will operate for three days from Wednesday.

Retailers fear the move could see a surge of shoppers crossing the border for "cheaper booze".