There will be about 20,000 slots available to book weekly, says the Department of Health.

Robin Swann says a new framework is being finalised to tackle waiting lists, the worst in the UK.

Andrew Trimble and Oisin McConville want changes to how young people in NI are educated.

With one in four people in NI on a waiting list, BBC News NI speaks to some of those needing surgery.

The DUP will gather in Belfast while the UUP will meet virtually to rubber stamp changes at the top.

The aircraft's wings are made in Belfast and the monthly production will increase to 14 within five years.

A man is arrested after suspected cannabis is found during a major campaign against organised crime.

More than 13,000 businesses did not qualify for support during the most recent lockdown.

Police had been investigating activities linked to the dissident republican group, the Continuity IRA.

The Ombudsman will look at how the PSNI dealt with a BLM protest compared to Bobby Storey's funeral.

The 42-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of a man on Friday.

A legal challenge over a delay in commissioning services is taking place at Belfast's High Court.

Planners reject apartments proposal due to concern over the possibility of unmarked infant graves.

Talks on recovery from the pandemic are postponed amid a row between the Scottish, Welsh and UK governments.

Covid-19 and industry uncertainty exacerbates staffing difficulties in hospitality sector.

People can now enjoy a drink or bite to eat inside pubs and cafes, but Arlene Foster is calling for sensible celebrations.

As the coronavirus lockdown is lifted, BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack explains the rules on travel.

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

Mum and carer Kathryn Taylor calls for services for adults with learning disabilities to resume.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The tiny County Down hamlet is known for its freezing weather - but why does it get so cold?

Cafes, libraries and cultural attractions welcome customers back inside for the first time in months.

The woodland, which has been in private ownership for 500 years, will open to the public in 2022.

Some hospitality workers decide to take a new career path after lockdown.

Kathryn Taylor says her son Levi, who has autism, "regressed" during Covid-19 lockdown.

Police are warning older people to be vigilant after victims lost tens of thousands in cash and jewellery.

Just weeks after the partition of Ireland took legal effect in 1921, NI held is first election.

The Democratic Unionist Party councillor will be formally appointed next month.

Business owners in the city say they are excited and nervous to welcome people back indoors.

It is understood shots were fired at an event marking 40 years since hunger striker Patsy O'Hara's death.

An Irish government scheme to repair the houses requires homeowners to contribute 10% of the costs.

The Irish police chief says the Dublin shooting, in which two officers were injured, was volatile.

A man has been taken into custody, with the officers' injuries described as "non life-threatening".

It had been thought Fáilte Ireland's guidelines would be published on Tuesday.

It is more than a week since Ireland's health service became the victim of a cyber attack.

Ms Morley was found not guilty of murdering her three children by reason of insanity.