Sunburn is still a danger - even on a cloudy staycation in Northern Ireland.

Edwin Poots resigns after 21 days as leader following an internal party revolt on Thursday.

A teenager was inspired to create an animation about the NHS staff who saved his grandad's life.

Artist Wolfgang Buttress, creator of Belfast landmark RISE, returns to NI with a new exhibition.

Band parades converged on the main square with speeches by politicians, including Jim Allister.

Some of the pandemic's unexpected savers say they will not be rushing out to spend their money.

BBC News NI asked people in east Belfast what they think of the party's current crisis.

England's Richard Bland shares an unexpected lead in the US Open after a second-round 67 at Torrey Pines.

BBC News NI looks back at the six weeks that saw the spectacular rise and fall of Edwin Poots.

Fresh sausages and other meats from GB are to be banned from Northern Ireland due to the NI Protocol.

There have been 906 cases of coronavirus recorded in Northern Ireland over the past seven days.

A group of unionist politicians are legally challenging Brexit's NI Protocol.

Local residents are asked to be tested as a "precautionary measure" after Delta variant cases found.

The indicative date for an easing of restrictions would have seen live music return to venues

Residents are invited for tests after a number of "probable cases" were identified.

The chief medical officer says the pace of the spread could be controlled if more people are vaccinated.

Temporary Exemption Certificates are to be extended to help manage the transition, says Nichola Mallon.

The health minister says the large staff uptake means compulsory vaccinations are "not necessary".

No coronavirus-linked deaths were reported on Wednesday, meaning the total remains 2,155.

What exactly is the plan for the Irish language that has exposed the rift in the ranks of the DUP?

Legislating for the Irish language is out of the hands of the next DUP leader, but challenges remain.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The events that led to the rise and fall of Edwin Poots who was party leader for just 21 days.

The MSC Virtuosa is the largest passenger ship to visit the city, with 1,000 passengers on board.

Edwin Poots was surrounded by press as he left DUP headquarters, following the meeting of party officers.

Former DUP MP and party colleague, MLA Emma Little-Pengelly says Edwin Poots 'didn't have any actual plan or strategy'

Paul Givan is confirmed as first minister despite internal DUP opposition to nomination.

A garden centre manager says plants sent from England often arrive dead due to delays caused by the protocol.

Derry and Strabane District Council heard on Tuesday that there will be a revised format for the event.

Both the DUP and UUP say they will not be nominating to the council group this year.

Marlin Equity Partners buys a majority share in online training company Learning Pool.

Ryan McCready of Derry City and Strabane Council says he is "no longer compatible" with the DUP.

A previous decision against a family's wishes was based on racial prejudice, a judgment finds.

Irish Further Education Minister Simon Harris defends comments made by his party leader.

The Irish deputy PM says he believes a united Ireland could happen in his lifetime.

Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris says classes next year will "overwhelmingly" be on campus.

Thousands of protesters gathered in Dublin demanding the expansion of a repair scheme for crumbling houses.

The work could lead to targeted therapies that prevent life threatening clots happening in future.