European Commission's Maros Sefcovic and Michael Gove will discuss post-Brexit trading rules later.

The European Commission's vice-president says "swift solutions" must be found to "teething problems" in trade.

More than 450 people were killed in Belfast alone between June 1920 and July 1922.

A group of black and minority ethnic women in NI begin a campaign to be heard more in public life.

Robin Swann says the public must make bigger efforts now to achieve a "better spring and summer".

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spoke to student nurses from Ulster University on Tuesday.

The GAA says no activity is expected until at least Easter after the Irish Government clarifies that gaelic games is not covered under current Level 5 exemptions for elite sports.

The Police Ombudsman calls for no further public comment from police while its investigation is ongoing.

Police say a man is being questioned about the shooting in north Belfast on 2 February.

Detectives are investigating the death of a 32-year-old woman in Carrickdale Gardens in Portadown.

Virologist Professor Ultan Power answers your questions on this week's Coronavirus Catch-up.

It comes as NI businesses tell MPs they need longer "grace periods" for Irish Sea border checks.

The Federation of Small Businesses wants Stormont to use money it has not allocated yet.

Civil servants are overworked while trying to get support packages running, MLAs are told.

The executive agrees how to allocate £226m, including £190m which is going to the health department.

Post-Brexit checks at border posts were stopped a week ago after allegations of intimidation.

Peter Weir says only specific staff who care for clinically vulnerable children will be prioritised.

Prominent Northern Ireland sports stars urge the NI Executive to give "immediate consideration" to re-opening children's outdoor sport.

Some community and voluntary groups were offered Covid-19 vaccines before front-line workers.

Ursula von der Leyen tells the Brussels Parliament "we're still not where we want to be".

Almost all care home residents in Northern Ireland have now had their second Covid-19 vaccine dose.

The health secretary responds to a DUP question on limiting travel from the Republic into NI.

The chief medical officer says the public should have a high confidence in Covid-19 vaccines.

More than £2m has been awarded to organisations across Northern Ireland affected by the pandemic.

An award-winning County Tyrone chef has been cooking for some of those most affected by lockdown.

Hundreds of people are taking part in a study of how our bodies are equipped to fight the infection.

After enduring the worst month of the pandemic to date, there appears to be much cause for optimism.

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

Part-time students, non-EU students and NI students studying elsewhere in the UK are not eligible.

The R-number in the community is now sitting between 0.75 and 0.85, Arlene Foster says

A victim of image-based sexual abuse says laws in NI should be aligned with the Republic of Ireland.

BBC News NI examines the events leading up to staff being withdrawn from Belfast and Larne ports.

It is 50 years since five men aged died when an IRA landmine exploded on Brougher Mountain.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

A timeline of Simon Byrne's 21 months in charge of the PSNI highlights a number of controversies.

The NI Protocol problems, which have been in sharp focus this week, were predicted by civil servants.

With no matches to play, school teams show their spirit as they take to pounding the roads instead.

Used by generations of fishermen and exporters, Annalong Harbour's pier is in need of restoration.

Things all got a bit Handforth Parish Council at the NI Executive Office Committee meeting.

A business group says helping companies that are furloughing workers would protect thousands of jobs.

One of the issues raised by the NI protocol is that of pet travel between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Mark Sykes, who was arrested at a Troubles commemoration in Belfast, spoke to the BBC about the incident.

A council committee also approves cutting the annual festival budget from £700,000 to £400,000.

Work on the campus, which will home Limavady High School and St Mary's High School, begins in spring.

Gregory Campbell says he opposes racism after criticising the number of black people on the show.

Police are clamping down on unnecessary cross-border travel between NI and the Republic of Ireland.

Officials are trying to work out ways of avoiding more controversies involving Northern Ireland.

Mother-and-baby homes campaigners want the testimonies preserved for future generations.

People crossing the Irish border without "a reasonable excuse" can be fined €100 (£88) from Monday.

Andrew Pack, a senior executive at Kingspan, gives evidence at a public inquiry into Grenfell Tower.

Gardaí are investigating whether a couple found at a house may have died as a result of accidental poisoning.