The police ombudsman examined 19 loyalist paramilitary attacks and found "collusive behaviours".

Ashling Murphy, 23, was attacked on the banks of a canal in County Offaly on Wednesday afternoon.

Fewer than a quarter of respondents to a Manufacturing NI survey say they are still struggling.

Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey is hopeful the money could be in about 280,000 bank accounts next month.

Secretary of State Brandon Lewis is accused of missing a number of deadlines during a Commons debate.

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by the Department of Health is 3,031.

Mourners are told of how Bishop Hannon comforted survivors of the Enniskillen bomb in hospital.

The first minister says the executive received an "optimistic" update, but Sinn Féin urges caution.

The cystic fibrosis drug Kaftrio is being made available to patients aged six and over.

Paul Givan says it is imperative an inquiry into alleged covid rule breaking is completed quickly.

Officials previously said it was the largest ever outbreak of the disease in the UK and Ireland.

The NI economy is now estimated to be 3% bigger than before the onset of the pandemic.

The Department for the Economy models options to save money after budgets cuts and losing EU funds.

The foreign secretary will act as the UK's lead negotiator for the first time since taking the role.

Jim Shannon cries as he tells Parliament his mother-in-law died alone with Covid-19 in 2020.

Dr Wendy Anderson is still seeing people in their third trimester "surprised that they're sick".

Race organisers confirm that the North West 200 international road races will return to the calendar in May 2022 after a two-year absence.

More than 3,200 hospitality firms in Northern Ireland are eligible for the one-off grant.

The blood transfusion service says issues caused by the pandemic mean stock is "significantly down".

Michelle McIlveen revealed the figure during a Stormont debate on Covid pressures facing schools.

There have been changes to the rules about Covid testing in Northern Ireland recently.

The foreign secretary hopes a change of tone and setting will produce a Brexit breakthrough in EU.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The strategy of planting non-native conifer trees "negatively impact" the species, research shows.

The daughter of a woman who died from Covid on the same day as the Downing Street party says she feels betrayed.

Strategies to conserve red squirrels may "negatively impact" the species, new research warns.

Applicants report problems applying to a fuel poverty scheme due to limits on the number of applications.

Brandon Lewis says he understands the upset over allegations the government broke lockdown rules.

A second man who was arrested on Wednesday remains in police custody

The number of people seeking help from Foyle Food Bank has risen by 310% in five years.

The men threated a woman with a crowbar and cable tied a man in his 60s.

One of the suspects involved in the attack is believed to have been armed with a knife, police say.

Michael Tormey was found shot dead outside his home at Ballyfermot on Sunday.

The Irish lottery jackpot has not been won since June and now stands at €19m.

Dublin man Robert O'Leary had been found guilty of supplying a car used in the attack in east Belfast.

People who test positive for coronavirus will have to isolate for seven days, rather than 10.

"Landmark legislation" is published to help adopted people trace their identity and family at birth.

Michael Tormey, who was in his 40s, was reportedly shot multiple times after he returned home.