Ireland's Europe minister says they will discuss creative solutions "within the confines of protocol".

Chairman Archie Norman says customs checks will mean higher prices and less choice for customers.

The amber warning for heat will be in place from Wednesday until the end of Friday.

Brother and sister Michaela and Aidan Walsh tell BBC Sport NI all about growing up together, shadow boxing at home and how they'll treat their mum to new floorboards after Tokyo.

The Western Trust issues an apology after a carer is convicted of four counts of ill-treating patients.

The family of 13-year-old Jay Moffett, who died after entering a lake, speak of their heartbreak.

The assembly was recalled to debate UK government proposals to end prosecutions for Troubles-related offences.

British and Irish authorities respond to allegations in a Panorama film about slaughtered racehorses.

There are currently 118 patients with Covid-19 in NI hospitals, six of whom are in intensive care.

Andrew Nesbitt, from Carrickfergus, was killed in the crash on the Shore Road on Monday night.

Belfast boxer Brendan Irvine and team-mate Kellie Harrington will carry the Irish flag at the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony on Friday.

Prof Ian Young says he is worried about the rise in cases and hospital admissions in Northern Ireland.

Businesses call for changes to the StopCovidNI app as they lose trade due to self-isolation rules.

Anyone aged 18 can now get a Covid-19 at walk-in centres across Northern Ireland.

The decision was taken as NI recorded its highest daily number of coronavirus cases since January.

Anyone travelling from Northern Ireland after the 25 July should wait to use a new app.

Industry representatives say businesses are struggling after lockdown and need help from Stormont.

More than 1,000 new cases of Covid-19 were recorded in Northern Ireland on Thursday.

Trap shooter Kirsty Hegarty tells BBC Sport NI all about trap shooting and a surprising addition to her Team GB kit which got her rather excited.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

A build up of silt has blocked a section of the River Blackwater near Lough Neagh for 15 years.

Ann Murray spent 50 years living and producing her own alcohol in County Antrim's Red Bay Caves.

The anti-slavery campaigner was active in Belfast well into her 90s, new letters reveal.

On Saturday, Northern Ireland hit record-breaking heights as thermometers soared above 30C.

Dentists say they are considering pulling NHS services because of the effect of Covid-19 restrictions.

A campaign group calls for a section of the River Blackwater to be cleared of a silt blockage

Irish rower Philip Doyle tells BBC Sport NI about his role in Game of Thrones, working for the NHS as a trainee doctor during the Covid-19 pandemic and his Olympic hopes

The body of Lu Na McKinney was found in the water beside a jetty on Lower Lough Erne in 2017.

Oak Leaf captain Matthew Downey has ‘one up’ on legendary dad Henry after helping Derry to victory over Kerry in the All-Ireland minor final.

Colum Eastwood named the former paratrooper, accused of two Bloody Sunday murders, in Parliament.

Derry leave it late to beat Kerry by 2-12 to 1-14 and win a first All-Ireland Minor final in 19 years at Tullamore.

It is the biggest gathering of Muslims in Ireland since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

People who have "valid proof" of full vaccination no longer have to self-isolate on arrival.

Gardaí are investigating reports of abusive calls to Ireland's chief medical officer and his deputy.

Brendan Óg Ó Dufaigh lost his life just hours after captaining the Monaghan team to a semi-final win.

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen says the protocol is "the only solution".