Jonathan James Cresswell, 33, is accused of killing Katie Simpson, 21, in County Londonderry.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about how NI might ease out of lockdown.

The sister of a girl who died following a school bus crash speaks about how she copes with her grief.

A team of academics is hoping to put holy wells on the map before some are lost forever.

The Department of Health's total is now 2,072, with an additional 171 cases in the past 24 hours.

As the executive releases a plan for easing lockdown, these are the current figures around Covid.

An MLA calls for a meeting with the PSNI, after a series of anti-social incidents in the town.

The shooting happened at Bernard Curtis House in Bluebell in the south of the city.

Leinster will defend their Pro14 title against Munster on 27 March having secured their final berth by beating 14-man Ulster 38-19.

The ex-CEO of Ireland's largest stockbroker Davy says he is sorry after the firm was fined £3.4m.

Stormont signer Kristina Sinclair's children use sign language despite not having hearing difficulties.

Fergal Keane asks the diverse voices within unionism what a united Ireland means to them.

Finance Minister Conor Murphy says a wide ranging review is needed to assess different tax policies.

Coronavirus was recorded on 55 death certificates in NI in the week to last Friday, figures show.

Diane Dodds announces plans for how BTec and essential skills qualifications will be awarded.

Statistics agency Nisra recorded a very similar number of Covid deaths and excess deaths in the period.

The idea of vaccine passports to allow people to go to pubs or restaurants has been mooted.

BBC News NI explains the stages of the executive's plan for easing the Covid-19 lockdown.

In January, the executive said it would establish a victim-centred investigation into the homes.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Pupils in Northern Ireland can text for advice on issues like their emotional wellbeing and bullying.

The holiday firm promises to change after disclosure of a list to screen out Gypsies and Travellers.

The emergence of the Irish revolutionary's bright blue plush puppies stunned Irish Twitter users.

Adventurer Noel Hanna had to abandon a trek last month after five fellow climbers died.

The pandemic has left thousands of weddings on hold with uncertainty for the couples waiting to wed.

A bog in County Fermanagh is being harvested in a bid to combat climate change.

Laura Nelson set up an exercise class to support others after she lost a baby girl in 2016.

Jonathan Hutton, 37, of Papworth Avenue in Londonderry pleaded guilty to possessing the images in 2015.

Funding of £4.37m ensures the direct route from City of Derry Airport to London Stansted continues.

A leading police officer describes recent shootings in the north west as 'beyond reckless'.

The proposal was withdrawn after further details about Coleraine born Hercules Mulligan emerged.

A government adviser says the outbreak was "quite large" and involved young adults aged 16 to 24.

RTÉ reports that Eamon De Valera's son facilitated illegal adoption long after it was made a crime.

The R173 is closed between Dundalk and Carlingford following the crash on Tuesday afternoon.

Protestors were from anti-vaccine and far-right groups, says Garda Commissioner Drew Harris.

The commission is being abolished despite controversy over its findings and deleted audio evidence.