Appointment-free clinics will open in Belfast and in County Down as officials expand programme.

The letter, from some schools in Omagh to NI's exams board CCEA, details a number of issues.

High-profile women are sharing their own experiences but how easy is it to admit you are struggling?

A renowned street artist explains the Japanese-inspired mural he's created in Belfast.

Two Army veterans had faced murder charges over deaths in Londonderry in 1972, including on Bloody Sunday.

Longer pub opening hours, pints in cinemas and more - we look at how NI's licensing laws are changing.

Twenty-three years on from the Good Friday Agreement, how to deal with the past is still unresolved.

The acquittal of two ex-paratroopers on trial for the killing of an IRA man prompted a review.

Victims' families and politicians react to the dropping of Troubles-era cases against two ex-soldiers.

BBC News NI looks at what we know about those killed and the men investigated for their deaths.

A Bloody Sunday victim's brother says the decision to drop murder cases will be challenged.

Police are investigating a report of an attack in Langtry Court on Thursday night.

Customs officials uncover a village factory capable of producing more than 390m cigarettes a year.

The short-term arrangement is only open to NI holidaymakers travelling on or before 19 July.

The Department for Health is encouraging employers to take part in its workforce testing programme.

The latest figures show 339 people tested positive with one further death linked to Covid-19.

Restrictions will be placed on the sound level of music performed indoors, as other Covid rules are eased.

The fix is for the double-vaccinated hoping to travel before an official vaccine passport is in place.

Research suggests not seeing friends and not being in school were lockdown's most difficult aspects.

The Department of Health recorded 375 new cases of the virus in the past 24 hours.

No booking will be required at the pop-up units, after the first one opened in Belfast on Sunday.

A mother whose daughter took a drug at university and died speaks of the traumatic judicial process.

People close to Sir Jeffrey Donaldson say he is a great debater and born communicator.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

NI Fire and Rescue Service believes more than 90% of the recorded fires were started deliberately.

Angeline Adams has been listening to tapes of her father who died two days before she was born.

Bridget Coll from Donegal was a nun, a lesbian and an anti-torture activist in Pinochet's Chile.

The first devolved parliament in Belfast has had a lasting impact on modern devolution.

Ex-minister for veterans Johnny Mercer says there are "no winners" after the decision to drop the cases.

Relatives of the Bloody Sunday victims vow to challenge a decision to drop cases against soldiers.

'NI Protocol has broken the union of the United Kingdom"

There have been more than 1,000 wildfires in the Mourne Mountains over the last five years.

The body of Kieran Doherty was found naked and bound near the Irish border in February 2010.

Jonathan Cresswell is accused of killing 21-year-old Katie Simpson in County Londonderry.

The police thanked the public for their help after an appeal to help locate Scarlet Duddy.

Stephen McKinney, from Castletown Square, denies murdering is wife Lu Na McKinney in 2017.

Since it opened in 2011 the Peace Bridge has become one of the city's most treasured landmarks.

Defence lawyers complain their objection to CCTV evidence was mischaracterised by the prosecution.

The Irish government announces it is to purchase one million Covid-19 vaccine doses from Romania.

Taoiseach (Irish PM) Micheál Martin says the government received stark Covid-19 warnings.

The Irish government is to delay the return of some indoor activities scheduled for 5 July.

The Irish government money will progress the cross-border link between Warrenpoint and Omeath.

The taoiseach says the cabinet will meet in the coming days to discuss planned easing on 5 July.