Education officials say some pupils may be unable to attend school during upcoming industrial action.

The review is investigating if support for special educational needs kids is "fit for purpose".

The National Trust says a lack of staff will prevent the popular attraction opening over Easter.

Cost of living, health service, education and climate - compare where the parties stand on key issues.

A modern-day retelling of the story of Easter is taking place on Derry's Walls later on Good Friday.

Yousef Palani, 22, is accused of murdering Michael Snee and Aidan Moffitt in the Irish town.

The new laws, nine years in the making, allow bars to open as normal after decades of restrictions.

Health Minister Robin Swann says it is regrettable that obvious problems have been left unaddressed.

Police believe the assault may be linked to the later discovery of a burnt out car in the area.

Having helped his side qualify for a first major championship, have Kenny Shiels' "emotional women" comments wrecked his legacy?

The total number of deaths linked to Covid-19 in NI since the start of the pandemic is 3,377.

The film's director says the landscape provided an "incredible" backdrop for filming.

A paper says a lack of teaching about the NI conflict leaves "partisan narratives unchallenged".

More than 700 sub-postmasters and mistresses in the UK were wrongly convicted due to a flawed computer system.

Brian Conlon foundation will help support a project at Queen's University focusing on oesophageal cancer.

Voters will go to the polls to elect the Northern Ireland Assembly on 5 May.

One candidate says she was attacked by two youths who were trying to take down her campaign posters.

The two-day conference, which will take place at the university in 2023, will reflect on the peace process.

The elections use the single transferable vote (STV) system of proportional representation.

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There are 239 candidates - 11 more than the last election in 2017 - in the running for 90 seats.

National elections in Northern Ireland and local elections in the rest of the UK happen on 5 May 2022.

Parties make pledges but the nature of Northern Ireland's government means they're harder to honour.

A couple with various health problems says they find the system a hassle and impersonal.

Josh Willis' wife, Samantha, died with Covid-19 after giving birth to their daughter last year.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Saoirse-Monica Jackson chats to Radio 1 Newsbeat ahead of the third and final series of Derry Girls.

Neil Duff collected £50,000 for winning WDF World Championship on daughter Hayley's 18th birthday.

Sofi Ostymchuk, 25, says the centres will provide a "supportive environment" for refugees like her.

Ajay Spence quit his life in Belfast to help defend Kyiv - now he is being redeployed to east Ukraine.

The story of Easter is being reimagined in a series of performances on Londonderry's historic walls.

A phone first system adopted by most GP surgeries at the start of the pandemic is "here to stay".

Some patients express frustration at difficulties they have had in seeing a GP.

Sanctions targeting the Kinahan gang will deal them a "crippling blow", Ireland's police chief says.

The Derry event, linked to dissident republicans, falls on the anniversary of Lyra McKee's murder.

The incident was "a brazen and dangerous act" that has no justification, PSNI Supt Clive Beatty says.

Police were attacked in the Creggan area of the city on Sunday morning as they attended a house fire.

Shauna McDevitt died following a crash on the Toome Bypass, County Antrim, on Sunday night.

Steve McCleery, who is based at RAF Aldergrove, described it is a "great honour" for the service.

Ireland's foreign minister says the Russian violence in Ukraine likely amounts to war crimes.

The body of a woman in her 80s was found in a house in Dublin on Wednesday.

It continues to ask travellers to arrive more than three hours before flying due to staff shortages.

The Republic of Ireland's police chief says it is the "first phase" of work to tackle the crime cartel.

Michael D Higgins wrote to Holy Cross Boys Primary following a documentary about the school's teaching.

An elderly woman died in the blaze at a property in the Doochary area on Tuesday afternoon.

The expansion will create about 500 jobs across NI and the Republic, starting in Dublin this summer.