A leading GP welcomes vaccine rollout plans and says he is hopeful more doses will be delivered.

Retailers have been grappling with problems importing some products from Great Britain

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is due to table an urgent oral question, describing the impact on NI business.

Joanne Currie, from Cairnshill Primary in Belfast, made the comments in a letter to parents.

A research centre says a single transfer test could widen the wealthy-poor educational divide.

The plan offers a timeline for when people in Northern Ireland should receive their Covid-19 vaccine.

The scandal is a "dark and shameful chapter" of Irish history, says Taoiseach Micheál Martin.

Anna Corrigan's family story was central to bringing the Tuam babies scandal to worldwide attention.

Carl Frampton will bid to become a three-weight world champion when he fights WBO super-featherweight champion Jamel Herring in London on 27 February.

Stephen Peck, 33, died in hospital a week after he was assaulted in Ballymoney.

Deliveries may be delayed in 28 areas due to "resourcing issues", the postal group says.

Belfast International is working with Randox to provide the rapid tests for people taking essential flights.

Claire Hanna says the Covid-19 pandemic has brought about long-lasting changes to how people work.

One NI business has had nine haulage firms refuse to collect groupage loads of meat from GB suppliers.

The amateur status of the majority of Northern Ireland's sporting scene means continuing to play is unrealistic, says Martin Clarke.

Elderly and more vulnerable people who are most at risk from the disease are being given priority.

With Covid-19 making remote learning a reality again, Bitesize provides more educational content.

ACC Alan Todd says the PSNI faces significant pressure with staff testing positive or self-isolating.

Some support is coming to an end, while other schemes are set to open following new restrictions.

BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack answers readers' questions about how the new restrictions will affect you.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

In total 13,949 people have already received their second vaccine dose.

The Education Authority has told schools that pupils must bring packed lunches for the next few weeks.

BBC News NI assesses what's been implemented in the deal that restored government in NI one year ago.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

About 7,500 people work in NI's live events sector but, with no work in a year, many are struggling.

The final episode of Did The Right Man Hang? will cover new ground on the death of Minnie Reid.

As school pupils return to another period of remote learning, how do those involved feel?

Leading supermarkets confirm new Brexit arrangements are restricting supplies to Northern Ireland.

Taoiseach (Irish PM) Micheál Martin said women and children had been treated "exceptionally badly" in mother-and-baby homes in Ireland.

PJ Haverty explains what life was like for him after being born in Tuam mother-and-baby home.

County Mayo man howls with laughter while trying to record a birthday message for his son.

Western Trust's chief executive says one in four people currently in hospital have Covid-19.

AQE has called a statement about them made by the Bishop of Derry "highly defamatory".

The incident may be linked to an earlier hijacking in the city, say police.

Police say the man's injuries are not life-threatening but may be life-changing.

There is concern in Londonderry that too many people are exercising on the city's riverfront.

The former tough-tackling centre half was associated with the Candystripes for over seven decades.

The taoiseach says the new south-east of England variant of the virus has had a significant impact.

The report is expected to find one in seven children died in the homes under investigation.

Simon Curtis Smith died at his home in Scarborough but police have not yet located next of kin.

Residents in the vicinity of Cork Port in the Republic of Ireland are being asked to keep windows closed.

Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau intercepted a van on the motorway in County Kildare.

The Taoiseach (Irish PM) says public compliance with measures will reflect on how many people may die.