BBC News NI understands 26 July will be discussed for the next relaxation of restrictions.

Sir Keir Starmer will have talks with political leaders and meet police and students.

Girlguiding Ulster says this summer's camps are not "viable" due to restrictions on overnight stays.

Officials are looking for an alternative site for a loyalist bonfire causing concern on Adam Street.

Translink says its plan is on schedule as work has continued throughout the pandemic.

Irish prison bosses are reviewing protocols after the taoiseach said the incident was shocking.

Ulster-Scots has been part of life in Ulster since Scots planters arrived in the 17th Century.

Lawyers for Stephen McKinney, who is accused of murdering his wife, will not call further witnesses.

There are just over 2,000 EU students at Northern Ireland's six further education colleges.

Organisers cancel the Catholic pilgrimage event due to concerns about the coronavirus Delta variant.

The £1,330 naturalisation charge for ROI-born people who live in the UK should be scrapped, MPs say.

A possible Northern Ireland link is being investigated in one of the cases, dating back to 1986.

The Dublin Marathon is cancelled for a second consecutive year because of continued uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The latest figures show 43 people are in hospital with the virus, up from 37 on Tuesday.

Masks should still be worn in bars, restaurants and on public transport, says Minister Nichola Mallon.

Northern Ireland will not be following the PM's plan to lift all restrictions, Michelle O'Neill says.

Forty-two cases of the virus are confirmed at a processing factory in Kilkeel, County Down.

NI's chief medical officer says Northern Ireland is experiencing a fourth wave of Covid-19.

More than 4,500 apply for short-term vaccine passports, available to people travelling before 20 July.

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Neville Presho lost everything when his island retreat off the coast of Donegal disappeared.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Brightly coloured "chatty" benches are helping to tackle loneliness and isolation in County Antrim.

Have you herd about the 10-year-old who's creating his own field of dreams after winning €1,000?

The Good Friday Agreement brought devolution to NI in 1998, but Stormont's future has often been threatened.

The new warship follows its namesake, a historic vessel which played a key role in World War Two.

A mobile vaccine clinic has opened in the Whitla Hall at Queen's University Belfast as part of a continued push to give a Covid-19 vaccine to everyone aged 18 and over.

Mid and East Antrim’s Loneliness Network says a silent symptom of the pandemic has been isolation.

BBC News NI speaks to pupils in west Belfast who are certainly not complaining about being back at school during the summer holidays.

Irish 10-year-old William Woods has been cow-unting his blessings after buying calves with the winnings from a prize draw.

The blaze broke out at O'Doherty & Sons in Strabane on Sunday as storms hit the north west.

The Derry City and Strabane councillor quit the DUP in June over its treatment of Arlene Foster.

Families and friends of those killed on Bloody Sunday are among those who gathered in Derry.

At nearly six times the national average, Buncrana has the Republic's highest infection rate.

Josepha Madigan says attacks against women are a "corrosive blight on female safety and morale".

It is understood both the teenager who died, and the second who was critically injured, are 14.

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.

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