Liz Truss will meet Maroš Šefčovič following technical talks between officials last week.

Confirmed cases of the virus remain relatively steady, but hospital numbers are slowly falling.

Sir George Hamilton spoke to a new documentary on 20 years of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

One of the men killed in the collision on Saturday night was 47-year-old Jon O'Hara from the city.

Joe Morgan, who runs a fish and chip shop near Belfast, says his Just Eat account was targeted.

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by the Department of Health is 3,072.

Some people are unable to get an MoT appointment but a valid certificate is needed for vehicle tax.

Portadown 'part ways' with manager Matthew Tipton, with the club saying they agreed a "mutual parting of the ways" with their former player.

Four men entered a property on Oranmore Street on Saturday and pushed the occupant onto the sofa.

Two Billy O'Keeffe goals power Ballygunner past Ulster champions Slaughtneil and into their first All-Ireland club hurling final.

Police are renewing an appeal for information over the shooting in west Belfast last month.

Rules on self-isolation and table service in Northern Ireland have been relaxed.

The virus was mentioned on the death certificates of 43 people, up to Friday 14 January.

BBC News NI looks at where Northern Ireland stands in regards to Covid rules after Thursday's relaxations.

Stormont ministers agree to drop the use of vaccine passports in hospitality settings from Wednesday.

The rules on Covid testing and the mandatory self-isolation period are changing in Northern Ireland.

The investment promises a new theatre, civic centre, park and bypass - but some are unconvinced.

The disbandment of the Royal Irish Constabulary in 1922 led hundreds of ex-members to go overseas.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Skate Social Belfast regularly meets at well-known city landmarks, including Titanic Belfast.

From April, construction and manufacturing firms will have to switch to pricier so-called white diesel.

Jim Barr receives an anonymous apology for a theft from his shop 30 years ago.

Northern Ireland is "hopefully" coming to the end of this wave of coronavirus, says Robin Swann.

North West 200 record holder Alastair Seeley tells BBC Sport about finding a ride for the returning road race, taking a job as a postman to "pay the bills" and competing against riders who have a "silver spoon".

Survivors of historical child abuse in residential institutions in Northern Ireland speak of their trauma.

BBC News NI has been to Bangor Market where traders and customers are worried about rising costs.

Work on a 152-bed hotel at a former military barracks in Londonderry is due to be completed next year.

Army technical officers have carried out a controlled explosion on a vehicle in Derry.

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

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

Reports suggest a deceased pensioner was "propped up by two men" who tried to claim his pension.

"Today is a good day," says Irish PM, lifting restrictions on hospitality and household gatherings.

A man appears at a special court in the Republic of Ireland charged with the murder of Ashling Murphy.

People who worked on the frontline during the pandemic are to receive a tax-free payment of €1,000.

Mr Lunney was kidnapped from outside his home, tortured and told to resign from his job.