Amanda Brown, who was abused by David Tweed from the age of eight, says an apology "won't cut it".

A number of Belfast officers are carrying the drug Naloxone, which reverses some types of overdoses.

The Year '21 presenters reflect on its year-long weekly look at Northern Ireland's creation.

Rosebud Cottages in Londonderry is closing to deal with "current challenges", the Western Trust says.

From Monday, travellers will need to show results from a PCR test or a lateral flow test.

Issues under discussion will include how to guarantee the supply of medicines from GB to NI.

About £2.7m is being paid out as part of the Creative Individuals Recovery Programme (CIRP).

Anne Donaghy denies what she calls “unsubstantiated allegations” and sues on disability grounds.

The suspected case in County Tyrone flock is as a "very worrying development", says a senior vet.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says Covid is no joking matter in response to Sammy Wilson's tweet.

Two men appear in court in Ballymena charged with attempted murder over the attack in October.

The Department of Health says about 50,000 people have applied to the scheme since Monday.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths recorded by the Department of Health is 2,881.

The National Association of Head Teachers NI says there are not enough sub teachers in the system.

People in Northern Ireland will have to provide proof of their Covid-19 status to access certain venues.

Covid rules have been strengthened in response to concern over the newly-identified Omicron variant.

First Minister Paul Givan reiterates his party's opposition to the scheme calling it shambolic.

John Lennon's widow and son give away 50 limited edition discs of Happy Xmas (War Is Over).

Array Collective took this year's award for tackling taboo topics in Northern Ireland.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

A long-awaited report is made public but its proposals are unlikely to be implemented any time soon.

It has also been the dullest autumn in 75 years, according to figures from the Met Office.

The Labour Party's new NI spokesperson is described as a "very hotly-rated" figure at Westminster.

Belfast-based activist group the Array Collective are the winners of the prestigious Turner Prize 2021.

Some staff at Queen's and Ulster universities are beginning three days of strike action.

Ezinne Nwosu became lord mayor of Belfast for the day and says wearing the chain is the exciting part.

Businesses have said there is a lack of clarity around how they should enforce the Covid-19 certification scheme.

The council says other projects could be affected if they don't get help with airport funding.

The former shirt factory site in Londonderry's cityside has been lying derelict for many years.

A coroner finds Thomas Friel's death was probably the result of head injuries caused by a missile.

The body of Edward Meenan, 52, was found in Creggan Street in Londonderry in November 2018.

The Royal Dublin Golf Club has not had any female members since it opened in 1885.

It was fined €24.5m (£20.8m) for failing to have the proper framework in place for a big IT disruption.

Irish health authorities say it is linked to travel from southern Africa.

Children in third class and up will be required to wear face masks at school from Wednesday.

The Football Association of Ireland says verbal abuse and worse is causing two-thirds of its referees to quit within two years.