First minister says it would be "folly" for chief constable to ignore unionists' concerns over Storey funeral.

NI scientists are playing their part in the global response to understanding Covid-19.

They include more renewables, an end to petrol and diesel cars and greater energy efficiency in homes.

The road is expected to remain closed for some time with motorists urged to seek alternative routes.

Inspectors say progress has been made in helping victims of sexual offences, but more must be done.

A number of experienced female musicians have faced repeated discrimination, research suggests.

Eighteen months into his managerial spell in Bulgaria, Warren Feeney analyses Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifier opponents.

A further 151 people test positive for Covid-19 following tests on 2,199 individuals.

Two vaccinated people from different households will also be allowed to meet indoors from 26 April.

Social media posts about rumoured adverse effects could reduce the vaccine uptake, says a leading GP.

A number of residents in the Cregagh area of east Belfast are asked to leave their homes.

NI couple Keith and Kristyn Getty's hymns are sung millions of times every year across the world.

The Hollywood star sent a message to the first Catholic primary to become an integrated school.

The Republic of Ireland fail to secure a first win under manager Stephen Kenny as they are held to a 1-1 friendly draw with Qatar in Debrecen.

The £87m sale is believed to be the highest price paid for a single office investment in Northern Ireland.

Police received reports of about 40 people gathering at the Tullymore Road area on Monday evening.

A new de facto chief operating officer role is being created in the Executive Office.

Simon Byrne's role "untenable" after decision not to prosecute over Bobby Storey's funeral, she says.

The first jab is delivered on Monday with 40,000 people expected to be vaccinated weekly.

Arlene Foster says UK population will get both Covid vaccine doses before any are provided to RoI.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about the latest steps to ease lockdown.

The DUP leader praises the "positive community spirit" and "collective effort" vaccination centres.

BBC News NI looks back at some of the stories capturing the effect of the pandemic on people's lives.

BBC News NI's Eunan McConville crunches the coronavirus figures and considers the improving picture.

Public Masses resume in churches from Friday, while other churches will reopen on 2 April for Easter.

Michaela Hollywood led a jet-set lifestyle until coronavirus hit, then she had to shield.

Police launched an inquiry into suspected breaches of health regulations following the funeral in June.

As NI society prepares to emerge from this latest lockdown, what have people learned in the past year?

With two competing green laws proposed for NI, how will Stormont decide which will work best?

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Thousands on both sides of the Irish border used an EU scheme before it was closed to UK patients.

Young cancer patients talk about treatment during a pandemic as new waiting time figures are released.

NI's first minister calls on the police chief to quit after prosecutors recommended no-one face charges over the funeral of Bobby Storey.

Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill reacts to the news there will be no prosecutions in relation to the funeral of Bobby Storey.

The stars of the BBC drama take time out from tackling police corruption to put a Belfast football club undercover.

Health officials plan to operate the vaccination service at the venue seven days a week.

The Western Trust's business case to purchase land on a former army base in Derry is approved.

The man, in his 20s, was beaten with a hammer in the Earhart Park area of the city on Sunday.

Two grammar schools in Londonderry are the latest schools to scrap academic selection in 2022.

The Derry City and Strabane District Council area currently has the highest infection rate in NI.

The Catholic Bishop of Derry says the Church must help protect public health during the pandemic.

Remote workers will be enticed to live in the countryside through a new "quality of life" policy.

Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney says it is "not ideal" that people absconded from quarantine.

The Beacon Hospital administered 20 leftover vaccines to teachers at a private school.

Passengers arriving from 33 countries must book and pay £1,600 for a 12-night hotel stay.

The money was borrowed as part of Ireland's international bailout in 2010.

The fine on Ulster Bank is the largest ever imposed by Ireland's Central Bank.