The Duke of Edinburgh's link to the Navy and love of the sea will be a focus of the Windsor service.

Covid-19 cases have risen slightly while hospital inpatient numbers continue to fall.

Passengers arriving into NI from 'red list' countries will pay £1,750 for 10 days managed isolation.

A Gulliver's Travels original edition is among the 45,000 or so books in the Armagh Robinson Library.

Opposing parties accuse the DUP of obstructing a North-South Ministerial Council meeting.

A drum played for the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh in 1953 will be played again.

Shadow secretary of state for NI says there is a "deep unease" in communities affected by rioting.

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

They were reported to prosecutors for offences including the alleged ill-treatment of patients.

Growing the economy will help to mitigate the pandemic fallout, says Economy Minister Diane Dodds.

Another 119 people test positive for coronavirus and there are nine patients in intensive care.

All you need to know about what's allowed at ceremonies and receptions in Northern Ireland.

The deaths of nine people were registered in the week to 9 April, bringing the total to 2,926.

There are dates for reopening parts of the economy, but many firms will still need financial support.

Ministers agree non-essential retail to reopen on the same date, with indoor hospitality on 24 May.

Business leaders and owners express relief at rule relaxations, but it is not yet business as usual.

NI Assembly research says the problems related to the pandemic will be felt "for many years".

Northern Ireland's footballers discuss the sacrifices made to make Euro 2022 history on Tuesday.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Wreaths were laid in tribute to those killed before Belfast City Hall plunged into darkness.

Violet Sloan was a teenager when Luftwaffe bombs hit Belfast and destroyed her home.

Many hundreds of people lost their lives in Luftwaffe bombing raids in the spring of 1941.

Hannah Lockhart, 23, says surgery for endometriosis is being refused due to her age and childless status.

Northern Ireland captain Marissa Callaghan says meeting a young fan brought tears to the eyes of players.

There are over 20 miles of peace walls - or peace lines - across Northern Ireland.

In April and May 1941, bombs rained down on NI as German bombers targeted docks and factories.

The health minister says the “scales are tipping” in favour of accelerating the process of relaxing restrictions.

Gangs behind recent paramilitary-style attacks are "thugs with guns", says a senior police officer.

Letters are being delivered to homes in Creggan close to where Lyra McKee was shot two years ago.

The new scheme will see households in the council area combine food and garden waste into one bin.

Funds for the Strathfoyle play park redevelopment were cast into doubt at a council meeting on Tuesday.

Ireland's Central Statistics Office suggests cross-border trade has increased dramatically in 2021.

Officials also say they are on track for more than 80% of people to be offered a Covid-19 vaccine by June.

Ireland's Data Protection Commission reportedly writes to Sinn Féin over its use of Facebook.

More than 300,000 are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 with 1.06m doses delivered, figures show.

It is understood the child was playing near her Tipperary home when she was hit by a bus.