The grace periods mean checks and controls on goods going from GB to NI are not fully implemented.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon resigns with his side 18 points adrift of Rangers in the Scottish Premiership.

The deal for the north-west commits £250m to the region with hopes 7,000 jobs will be created.

Our health correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly will help to answer your questions.

A man was seen running from the scene in Donaghmore, County Tyrone, say police.

NI education minister's comments come after PM says all pupils in England will return on 8 March.

Three cases are found but the Department of Health says the risk of transmission is low.

The Irish cabinet agrees to a phased return of schools, starting from Monday.

Acting commissioner says he would be in Cardiff once a month if he is fully appointed by MSs.

Belfast Royal Academy changes its admissions criteria following "detailed" legal advice.

It aims to revitalise town and city centres following the easing of coronavirus restrictions.

The potential for loyalist violence should not be overplayed, says a former senior PSNI officer.

The venue is expected to open in April for those 60 and under who are not already vaccinated.

Elderly and more vulnerable people who are most at risk from the disease are being given priority.

With restrictions extended for four weeks, we look at the latest numbers on the virus and vaccines.

A further five Covid-19 linked deaths and 313 new cases are reported by the Department of Health in NI.

Northern Ireland's lockdown has been extended to 1 April, but some pupils will return to school before.

Tensions between the Stormont parties over this issue are a reminder of previous rows over lockdown.

Mandy McCreight, who was often confined to her bedroom, says her family will be thankful to the TV show for the rest of their lives.

Efforts are being made to put up a plaque commemorating Violet Gibson in Dublin.

James Nesbitt stars as a veteran detective hunting an assassin in the new BBC drama Bloodlands.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

In February 1971 a group of divers from Londonderry discovered the wreck of a Spanish galleon.

Education Minister Peter Weir is backing a full opening on 8 March, but Sinn Féin sounds a cautious note.

There are growing calls for children in Northern Ireland to be allowed to play organised sport again.

People are being encouraged not to travel far for exercise after large numbers visited beauty spots.

World number 81, Jordan Brown, becomes the lowest-ranked player in 28 years to win a ranking title.

Police received reports of two men forcing their way into a house in Ballycolman estate on Sunday.

A man in his 40s died after his motorcycle and a vehicle collided on the Glenshane Road on Monday.

A former soldier believes he may have fired the fatal shots that killed a Londonderry woman in 1971.

Martina Anderson says the bulk of the messages "contained threats of sexual violence" and misogyny.

It is not yet known if the tapes contain the deleted personal testimonies of former residents.

It looks certain restrictions will continue although Micheál Martin says "nothing is set in stone".

Fewer than eight million people travelled through the airport for the first time since 1994.

The bank will continue to trade in Northern Ireland but there are concerns the move could impact jobs.

A return to face-to-face learning for some from March in still on track, a cabinet committee hears.