The fake consent forms contain false claims about possible side effects from Covid jabs.

The hospitality sector will hear later if some of the remaining Covid-19 rules will be eased.

Siobhan Jacobs, who worked for Yellow Door (Portadown) for more than 16 years, received £40,000.

The seven may have been symptomless and not infectious at the time, say QUB researchers.

Irish teachers and speakers say "urgent and decisive action" is needed to reverse the decline.

The Electoral Office confirms the former party press officer takes the Fermanagh and South Tyrone seat.

Stormont is to give housing associations up to £15m to deal with the costs of building supplies.

The CMA calls for a change in the law, as customers miss out on refunds after cancelled flights amid Covid.

The ombudsman is to look at how the council handled a complaint about a hotel development.

Stormont's Department for Communities has put in a bid for an initial £55m.

It comes after the neurologist was removed from the medical register after a voluntary application.

The Presbyterian Church is officially against the proposal which would end Troubles-era prosecutions.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,575.

How do restrictions here compare to other parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland?

However, Paul Givan says it is prudent to plan to manage health service pressures.

Letters and consent forms for the Covid vaccination will be issued to students mid-to-late October.

It is understood both patients and staff are affected by the outbreaks at two wards.

The Department of Health says those classed as immunosuppressed have now been identified.

An industry body representing the sector says some operators are at risk of going out of business.

The virus was mentioned on the death certificates of 55 people in the week up to 24 September.

Grace Vine says it was "inhumane" that she was unable to visit her 89-year-old father at Daisy Hill.

BBC News NI explains the application process for the High Street Spend Local Scheme.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The paper says its closure is due to trading conditions in print media, as well as the pandemic.

The secrets of mother-and-baby homes have been shattered by the brave testimonies of survivors.

Conn Kilpatrick revealed his addiction racked up debts of more than £10,000 on two separate occasions.

One woman says she's been "left in the dark" during her 18 months with long Covid.

People claiming universal credit say they do not know how they will cope after the end of a £20 uplift.

More than 13,000 women were sent to mother-and-baby homes and Magdalene Laundries.

Prof Phil Scraton says the issue of mother-and-baby homes in Ireland has been a "blight" on society.

A panel of experts commissioned is to announce the terms of an inquiry into institutions for unmarried mothers in Northern Ireland.

The 25-year-old says that while her condition "is not life-threatening, it is life-altering".

Councillors approve plans for two separate housing developments in the city's Waterside

Four men arrested in Londonderry earlier this week have been released.

A rail lobby group wants Translink to add 21 new carriages to the line as soon as possible.

Dara Quigley took her own life after footage of her was shared by a member of the Irish police force.

Ireland's corporation tax rate is among the lowest in the developed world.

Ireland's Central Bank expects the economy to return to pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year.

A top health official says the country is "in a good place" to lift remaining restrictions.

The man in his 40s was pronounced dead in hospital. Two in their 20s sustained serious injuries.

The plan envisages a total investment of €165bn (£141m) on projects between now and 2030.

John Murphy, 61, appears at Dublin District Court charged with possession of cannabis worth €13K.