Walk-in Covid-19 booster jabs are being made available for the over-30s with immediate effect.

Venues that fail to implement the coronavirus certification scheme could face fines of up to £10,000.

Carole Howard represents the Titanic electoral area on Belfast City Council.

It is the first time in four months that retail sales have improved, says Ulster Bank's chief economist.

The Fiscal Commission is expected to lay out which taxes would be most suitable for devolution.

A 56-year-old man is in custody as part of an investigation into Edward Fullerton's killing in 1991.

It happened on Belfast's lower Antrim Road on Sunday afternoon, the NI Ambulance Service says.

The charge comes after three men were stabbed in Donagh in County Fermanagh last Monday.

The latest suspected cases involve a poultry flock in Markethill and a duck flock in Coagh.

The victim was assaulted in the Short Strand in east Belfast and suffered injuries to a hand.

A new children's book is helping families raise awareness about the effects of brain injuries.

A Troubles victim explains why families are determined to fight on despite plan to ban prosecutions.

The increase in the coronavirus variant comes amid plans to offer booster jabs to people over 30.

The total number of deaths with coronavirus recorded by the Department of Health is now 2,924.

With Omicron on the increase and the possibility of new restrictions, what do the statistics tell us?

Sir Michael McBride says social distancing may need to be enforced again to tackle Omicron.

Justice Minister Naomi Long says police will deal with anyone abusing staff over Covid restrictions.

The agency's Covid deaths total, based on mentions of the virus on death certificates, is 3,898.

Over a quarter of those who died in NI since the pandemic began had dementia or Alzheimer's.

Belfast City Council will temporarily use the listed building to host music gigs and workshops.

A special class is being run in west Belfast for the pupils, many whom arrived alone.

In the past year almost 11,000 adults and 300 children have been cared for by NI's main hospices.

However, unlike England and Scotland, NI did not see a significant rise in such deaths in 2020.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Eleven older teenagers, who are asylum seekers or refugees, are taking part in a special class in west Belfast.

Sir Michael McBride says it frustrates him when he sees people not wearing a face covering.

The four main hospices in Northern Ireland have cared for almost 11,000 adults in the past year.

Northern Ireland families are reflecting on the cost of school uniforms, as the Department of Education begins a review of the grant.

A 22-year-old man is arrested in connection with the attack in Londonderry early on Saturday.

The victim died after a collision with a car on the Railway Road in Killygordon on Friday afternoon.

Aidan O'Kane, director at Northern Ireland's largest IT company, becomes the chamber's 79th president.

The searches are part of an ongoing investigation into dissident republican activity.

Katie Taylor remains undefeated and the undisputed lightweight champion with a scrappy points win over Firuza Sharipova in Liverpool.

A Presbyterian minister and church council face sanctions for "endorsing a homosexual relationship".

Non-Irish EU citizens living in the Republic would need clearance under the proposed UK bill.

Katie Taylor says her passion for boxing is as strong as ever but she does not want her legacy to be that of the greatest female fighter ever.