Senior figures walk out before the new leader speaks, amid anger over the ousting of Arlene Foster.

Ian Paisley says "leadership transfer hurts" and his father experienced the same process as Arlene Foster.

There are currently 335,000 people waiting to see a consultant for the first time in NI.

The awards, including the Nobel Peace Prize, will go on display in the former SDLP leader's home city.

Pupils are only to be tested on listening to, reading and writing the language they are studying

MLA and former Army captain Dough Beattie is ratified as the new Ulster Unionist Party leader.

The Sinn Féin president says Ms Anderson and the party understood "change in Foyle was needed".

Ministers remove the guidance to self-isolate if returning to NI from within the Common Travel Area.

A judge rules an unfounded tweet by Dr Christian Jessen about an alleged extra-marital affair was "outrageous".

The man was arrested by police investigating activities linked to the Continuity IRA.

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

Builder Terrence McCloud died after falling through a gap where a stairwell was due to be built.

Counsel for the NI Secretary rejected any suggestion he does not care about women's rights.

Saturday afternoon's Rainbow Cup game between Ulster and Scarlets in Belfast is called off due to positive Covid-19 cases in the Irish side's squad.

New figures showed more than 335,000 people are waiting for a first consultant-led appointment.

Changes include relaxed opening hours and a ban on children playing gaming machines.

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

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

There are 27 people being treated for the virus in hospital, two of whom are in intensive care.

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

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.

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

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 weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

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

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.

It is hoped an online live stream of a quarry nest will help with studying the birds and their chicks.

A quarter of residents in Cullybackey are on hospital waiting lists - we catch up with three of them as their wait goes on.

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.

The project is believed to be the first of its kind on the island of Ireland, according to Derry's mayor.

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

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.

Four siblings aged between 12 and two went missing three weeks ago.

The Irish government says it is engaging with campaigners over concerns about the redress scheme.

Eric Kinsella, of the Jones Engineering group, made the donation with his wife Barbara.

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

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

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.