A former head of the civil service says the government is making the task more complicated.

The Irish government is spending millions to restore part of the canal which crosses the border.

Beverly Simpson says the meeting with Department of Health officials was a positive step forward.

The site which opened in 1845 has been transformed into a heritage centre and enterprise hub.

Ofcom research found the BBC website and BBC One were the news sources most commonly used.

The £108m scheme will upgrade broadband for more than 60,000 homes and businesses in Cumbria.

There have been issues over the delivery of the UK-wide scheme in Northern Ireland.

The inquiry hears from a mother who says her 17-year-old son was on a locked ward with sex offenders.

The woman also suffered a fractured leg while being moved at Cottage Care Home in Coleraine.

Ireland scrum-half John Cooney can switch allegiance to Scotland in February under World Rugby’s new eligibility rules.

Firefighters used jets to put out the fire, but a man was found dead at the scene.

There are concerns about a turkey shortage in England, but producers say there are no issues in NI.

Unionist politicians argue the trade arrangement damages Northern Ireland's constitutional position.

The school was presented with the award at the winners ceremony in London.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The Public Health Agency says there are 1,325 people living with HIV in Northern Ireland.

In 1982 Northern Ireland beat hosts Spain and came within a game of a semi-final appearance.

Stormont's justice department was asked for £500k for gates to match the sum spent by the council.

Mothers in Belfast women's group react as a long-awaited energy bill payment is set to be delayed.

Northern Ireland's mental health champion says the ripple effect of suicide affects whole communities.

Briege Donaghy says the review has vindicated the suspicions of Michael Watt's patients and relatives.

About 100 patients are involved in the trial looking at establishing nurse-led clinics with the cytosponge.

The scheme is designed for emergencies when a householder is not able to pay fuel bills or buy a top-up.

Programmes are also impacted with Radio Foyle losing its breakfast news show and hourly bulletins.

Chris Heaton-Harris confirms the Londonderry addiction centre will still receive £1m in funding.

Derry and Strabane District Council will write to the UK Treasury requesting additional funds.

A crib with live farm animals will return to Dublin city centre this year following controversy.

He denies the murder of David Byrne at the Regency Hotel in Dublin at a 2016 boxing weigh-in.

Gerry Hutch denies the murder of David Byrne at the Regency Hotel in Dublin during a 2016 boxing weigh-in.

Toll charges were due to increase on most toll roads by 10 cents (9p) from January next year.

Phone numbers and email addresses of up to 533m users appeared on an online hacking forum.