The Equality Commission says employers could end up "on the wrong side of the law".

One woman's experience of the menopause, as the Equality Commission urges employers to do more.

The sister of the murdered journalist says people with information are reluctant to come forward.

Thousands of small spiders have been spotted on cars and other surfaces due to a behaviour known as ballooning.

The justice minister says the chief constable has contacted MPs following the killing of Sir David Amess.

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon's office has been targeted by anti-vaccine protesters twice.

Mr Kennelly spent decades working as a professor of modern literature at Trinity College Dublin.

Rory McIlroy bounces back from Ryder Cup disappointment as he cards a final-round six-under-par 66 to win the CJ Cup and secure his 20th PGA Tour title.

Mark Allen claims his maiden Northern Ireland Open title after staging a remarkable comeback to beat John Higgins 9-8 in the final.

Emergency services are currently in attendance at the scene on Hawthorne Avenue.

A women’s centre in one of the largest estates in NI decided to form a book club during lockdown.

Stormont officials are still considering the suitability of a holiday-at-home voucher scheme.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,618.

The Police Ombudsman's office has been informed following the incident in Ballymena.

Patients with non life-threatening illnesses will be asked to call before attending the Emergency Department.

Sixty percent of the tickets will be given to key workers in healthcare, food retail and charities.

A mum-to-be speaks out at nightclub reopening, while birth partner's hospital visits are restricted.

BBC News NI explains the application process for the High Street Spend Local Scheme.

How do restrictions here compare to other parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland?

The legal requirement for social distancing in hospitality will be lifted from 31 October.

A new NI edition of the Sunday Independent launches despite turbulent times for the industry.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Women share stories of miscarriage and how a community project has stopped them feeling lost.

BBC News NI's John Campbell analyses all the Brexit-related goings on over the past week.

A team of more than 40 sniffer dogs are playing a vital role at Northern Ireland's prisons.

The Democratic Unionist Party MP Ian Paisley has claimed Prime Minister Boris Johnson told him he intended to change the Northern Ireland Protocol shortly after agreeing the deal.

The first Irish-medium school in Northern Ireland has held a tree-planting ceremony to mark 50 years since it first opened.

Actor Shaun Blaney takes to the River Lagan in an inflatable bubble to keep a promise.

Thomas Rainey is charged with killing Katrina Rainey, who died after being found in a burning car.

A woman, in her 50s, died on Tuesday after a car fire in County Londonderry.

The airline will operate three weekly flights from City of Derry to Manchester starting in the winter.

A number of young people are facing charges in connection with New IRA violence.

The 25-year-old says that while her condition "is not life-threatening, it is life-altering".

David Shanahan, the first Irishman to receive a full scholarship to play college football in America, reflects on his debut season as punter for Georgia Tech.

Sir Gerry Robinson presented the series Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS? for the BBC in 2007.

Leo Varadkar speaks out after Dominic Cummings says the UK had never meant to stick to Brexit deal.

The piper founded the Irish traditional music group, The Chieftains, in 1962.

Paschal Donohoe says the Republic of Ireland is entering a "new phase" after the Covid-19 pandemic.