NASUWT say the action short of strike will affect staff cover, overseeing exams and lesson plans.

BBC News NI spoke to some 18 year olds who may or may not exercise their right to vote for the first time.

A gorse fire at Cave Hill in north Belfast which began on Wednesday night is still ongoing.

Sharyar Ali, 34, was due to go to trial for the 2019 murder of Hunter Patrick McGleenon.

Imelda May and Buck Taylor are among the hundreds of performers playing in Londonderry this weekend.

At the Mayor's Tea Dance in Londonderry worries over rising costs are not far from people's minds.

The supermarket says it is beginning to see signs customers are "watching every penny".

A former top civil servant has attacked the handling of the Northern Ireland part of the Brexit deal.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps also calls again for P&O Ferries boss Peter Hebblethwaite to resign.

Five men with hammers forced their way in to a house in County Antrim on Tuesday night.

Glentoran claim in their failed Irish Cup arbitration hearing that a player's total minutes on the pitch should determine their eligibility, not the number of games that they have played.

Levelling up is a UK government regional development plan aimed at improving economic performance.

The Trussell Trust charity expects food poverty to worsen in the UK as the cost of living crisis deepens.

Leader Naomi Long says the assembly election will decide whether an executive will be formed.

It says it has been informed of issues relating to overnight accommodation and feed for sheep.

A record number of women are standing in the NI election - but more needs to change, say campaigners.

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

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

A 16-year-old from Dublin is hoping his accessibility travel reviews will help other wheelchair users.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

What are the remaining rules on Covid testing and isolation in Northern Ireland?

A Bangor mother-of-six says they will be homeless when her tenancy runs out this week.

The fires covered an area the size of 325 rugby pitches and took three days to tackle.

The bereaved family of taxi driver Barney McDonald are pleading for new information 20 years after his murder.

NI food banks will be busier in the coming year due to the cost-of-living crisis, the Trussell Trust says.

Passengers tell the BBC how their ferry lost power as they were crossing their Irish Sea.

Two women discuss how they have adjusted their day-to-day living to cope with the rise in energy bills.

Stones, masonry and fireworks were thrown at police vehicles by youths in the Galliagh area.

Roma Downey, Nadine Coyle and thousands of others have graced the Derry Féis stage for a century.

Items damaged in the Catholic Church in Magherafelt were valued at about £1,000.

A sculpture trail along the Foyle is offering the chance to learn more about the planets.

After five years in the job, she is taking up a new role with Credit Suisse in Zurich

Micheál Martin was speaking while being questioned about a proposed commercial ban on the sale of turf.

Two-year old Santina Cawley was found in a critical condition in an apartment and died later in hospital.

Three women in their 50s got into difficulty in the water off North Beach, Greystones, on Saturday.

One man is in a critical condition after a fire at a house in the Tallaght area of the city.