About 240 people are taking on unpaid caring roles every week in Northern Ireland, says Carers NI.

The transfer of the site in Warrenpoint had been halted due to uncertainties surrounding Brexit.

Some staff at Ulster University and Queen's are taking industrial action over pay, workload and pensions.

Inmates are growing and cultivating trees species that are currently in short supply.

A report which compares early years education in Denmark finds the sector is "undervalued" in NI.

The bill offers a conditional amnesty to those accused of killings and other Troubles-related crimes.

Royal Mail said it had made its "best and final offer" and accused the union of "holding Christmas to ransom".

Glynn Brown was instrumental in securing the public inquiry into the abuse of hospital patients.

The website iSpoof, used by criminals to make fake calls, has been taken down.

Loyalist paramilitaries are behind most of the hundreds of incidents each year, MPs hear.

At least 29 boys were abused at the home in east Belfast from the 1950s to the 1980s.

Northern Ireland's gas and electricity suppliers signed up to a voluntary energy charter.

Maive Mariano and Gerard Corrigan are accused of brothel keeping and controlling prostitution.

A Syrian father says the food isn't appropriate for children, who are restricted to playing in stairwells.

As a legacy bill is debated, Mary Kiely speaks publicly about her brother's shooting for the first time.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Derry City and Strabane will switch lights off at midnight, but other councils are not making changes.

A new podcast is exploring the Fab Four's Irish roots, influences and inspirations.

Barbara Kennedy is one of thousands of private renters in Northern Ireland struggling with rising costs.

Dr Éamon Phoenix's work on Irish history often concentrated on the whole question of nationhood and national identity

Prisoners are growing and cultivating trees species which are currently in short supply.

The demolition of the former Kincora Boys' Home in east Belfast will be completed on Wednesday.

Mary Kiely's brother was shot and killed by loyalists in 1975 as he left Mass in South Belfast.

Assembly member Claire Sugden says expectant mothers are concerned that maternity services could end at the Causeway Hospital in Coleraine.

Police had said the device a delivery driver was forced to take to a police station was a hoax.

The Department for Infrastructure says it cannot provide an 'exact opening date' for the carriageway.

Officials say the decision is due to significant construction work on the site.

Derry City manager Ruaidhri Higgins says he would support expansion of the capacity of the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium and the re-laying of a grass pitch.

A group of surgeons say the move to temporarily remove emergency surgery was due to safety concerns.

Management at Maple Healthcare in Lisnaskea say they're "committed to the community".

Dr Scally, who led the inquiry, said there were areas where more progress could be made.

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is slightly extending restriction zones.

Excess revenues on non-gas electricity generators will be used to tackle rising costs.

Leo Varadkar tells his party's conference that more stalement at Stormont "is not a realistic option".

Leo Varadkar confirmed just over a third of staff were being let go at Twitter's European headquarters.

Children from Creeslough acted as mascots for the Republic of Ireland men's senior football team.