An inquest found that 10 people killed in west Belfast in an Army operation in 1971 were innocent.

Dr Brendan Lavery says change is needed to avoid serious problems in providing healthcare this winter.

However there were signs of a recovery in March with trade increasing.

The Department of Education will pay schools up to £5,000 a week for the running costs.

Ballymurphy families react to an inquest's finding that victims were innocent.

The UK's Brexit Minister Lord Frost says the current NI Protocol cannot be sustainable for long.

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

BBC News NI home affairs correspondent Julian O'Neill says other cases wait in the wings to start or finish.

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.

More than 430 people attended the Belfast hospital in a period of just over 24 hours.

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

Reaction to a coroner's findings that all 10 people shot dead in Ballymurphy in 1971 were innocent.

One million people will have had at least one jab "imminently", says the health department.

The total number of Covid-19 vaccines administered in Northern Ireland is now 1,485,125.

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.

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

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

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

With inter-county football back on the menu this weekend, BBC Sport NI's new podcast The GAA Social delivers its season predictions

John Teggart, son of victim Daniel Teggart, pays tribute to the Ballymuphy victims.

Lord Dannatt, the former chief of the general staff, served with the Army in NI during the Troubles.

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

Ten people killed in west Belfast almost 50 years ago were "entirely innocent", an inquest finds.

Previous stopovers of the famous yacht race have been worth millions to the local economy.

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

The 64-year-old was arrested in Derry on Monday in connection to the 1993 murder of Michael Ferguson.

Police said the fire started when communal bins were set alight in County Londonderry.

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

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".