People aged from 25 to 29 years are now eligible for a Covid-19 vaccine from Thursday.

The executive is to consider adding a limited number of countries to a so-called Covid-19 green list.

Unsettled weather, more often seen in dark winter months, will move across Ireland and the UK.

Sue Gray says she was overlooked for Head of the NI Civil Service for being "too much of a challenger".

A Belfast doctor says some patients feel GPs are not available to see them due to the pandemic.

Warning issued that climbing over walls for selfies at Mussenden Temple could end in "catastrophe".

BBC News NI answers your questions on the coronavirus pandemic in Northern Ireland.

Students are being asked to sign 12-month leases for the new academic year despite Covid, MLAs hear.

The NI Protocol rules must be risk-based and appropriate, a major agri-food report has found.

A study suggests pupils with 'more desirable' personality traits may get higher grades.

Patrick Hovarth, 5, and his brother, Fabricio, 8, were last seen getting into a car on Limestone Road.

The money will be used for mental health services and helping pupils of 'modest means'.

Boris Johnson tells MPs he is sorry for the handling of investigations into the 10 deaths in 1971.

A retail representative is concerned there are no measures to replace the NI Protocol grace period.

An industry body says the state of the recharging network is pushing people back to petrol and diesel.

Wednesday's figures also show that another 107 people in NI have tested positive for Covid-19.

The money will fund long Covid services in Northern Ireland until the end of March 2023 if approved.

Health officials confirm the landmark is passed less than six months since the vaccination programme began.

There are 16 cases of the Indian Covid-19 variant in Northern Ireland, BBC News NI understands.

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

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall met schoolchildren and went to an open-air market.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Weather apps have struggled to predict the forecast as May sees more showers than previous years.

The royal couple had engagements in Belfast before swapping the city for the countryside.

A mental health crisis during pregnancy 'broke my brain' and left Seaneen unable to hold baby Jack.

The pictures are among more than 200 artefacts in an exhibition marking the centenary of NI.

The Duchess of Cornwall visits a women's book club in County Down that was named in her honour.

Boris Johnson apologises in Parliament to the families of the 10 people killed in Ballymurphy in 1971.

A man from County Meath sets an Irish men's record for the Backyard Ultra Last One Standing race.

Crusaders keeper Jonny Tuffey is sent off during a dramatic Irish Cup semi-final penalty shootout after being adjudged to have come off his line to stop three spot-kicks.

The Bastion Community Allotment wins Community Garden of the Year in My Chelsea Garden Competition.

Lu Na McKinney, a mother of two, was found in the water off Devenish Island in April 2017.

Ch Supt Darrin Jones had been due to discuss policing concerns with councillors on Tuesday.

The Heathfield Road in Claudy remains closed as officers continue to conduct searches of the area.

"We need to get control of this situation before there is a loss of life," says one councillor.

Irish President Michael D Higgins says Deane, who was 81, leaves an "incomparable legacy".

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the move would create 75 jobs at a facility in west Dublin.

The value of goods exports from NI to RoI rose by 62% from 176m euros to 285m euros in March.

They are among six nations whose participation in the contest ended in Tuesday's first semi-final.

Micheál Martin says the government will respond methodically to cyber attacks on its health system.

Cyber security authorities believe they have identified the gang behind the ransomware hacks.