Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney says the EU is being driven towards legal action by the UK.

A court began examining the case for a public inquiry in 2013 but there has been no judgement.

It says it will not support the Good Friday Agreement unless changes are made to the NI Protocol.

The recruitment of teachers is exempt from legislation outlawing religious discrimination in NI.

RTÉ reports that Eamon De Valera's son facilitated illegal adoption long after it was made a crime.

Robin Swann says there are too many uncertainties to publish specific data regarding lockdown decisions.

Most of the £410m funding increase for NI set out by the chancellor is Covid-related, says Conor Murphy.

Testing is currently done on samples from wastewater sites at Ballynacor (Craigavon) and Dunmurry.

Political reporter Jayne McCormack and business reporter Richard Morgan will answer your questions.

BBC News NI explains the stages of the executive's plan for easing the Covid-19 lockdown.

Dorothy Kane, 92, died with Covid-19 in January despite vaccinators visiting her care home in December.

The SSE Arena is set to be used as a mass vaccination centre from 29 March.

The plan for easing the coronavirus lockdown is "cautious and hopeful", the deputy first minister says.

Marie-Louise Connolly examines the factors determining how soon restrictions can end.

The Department of Health says people in that age group can now book a vaccine slot online.

Robin Swann wants to acknowledge "sacrifice of loss" as NI's Covid-linked death toll reaches 2,055 .

About 35% of the adult population in NI have been vaccinated, one year on from the first positive case.

The chair of Stormont's education committee calls for testing and special school staff vaccination.

Military personnel deployed to help hospital staff have been withdrawn as death rate declines.

A year on from NI's first case, Health Minister Robin Swann says the response was damaged by disunity.

Pupils in Northern Ireland can text for advice on issues like their emotional wellbeing and bullying.

The holiday firm promises to change after disclosure of a list to screen out Gypsies and Travellers.

The emergence of the Irish revolutionary's bright blue plush puppies stunned Irish Twitter users.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Irishman Brendan Lawlor became the first disabled golfer to play on the European Tour and says he will continue to be a pioneer for the sport.

Irish freight is being shipped directly to Europe to avoid Brexit bureaucracy.

The weather is set to stay settled until the end of the week as we welcome meteorological spring.

The pandemic has left thousands of weddings on hold with uncertainty for the couples waiting to wed.

A bog in County Fermanagh is being harvested in a bid to combat climate change.

Laura Nelson set up an exercise class to support others after she lost a baby girl in 2016.

The health minister was speaking one year on since the first case of Covid-19 was diagnosed in NI.

The proposal was withdrawn after further details about Coleraine born Hercules Mulligan emerged.

The People Before Profit councillor steps down after being diagnosed with ataxia.

The man died at the scene of the collision on the Glenhead Road near the town on Saturday.

Police condemn a gun attack on an 18-year-old in Londonderry as they appeal for information.

The R173 is closed between Dundalk and Carlingford following the crash on Tuesday afternoon.

Protestors were from anti-vaccine and far-right groups, says Garda Commissioner Drew Harris.

The commission is being abolished despite controversy over its findings and deleted audio evidence.

Police say 23 people have been arrested after disorder at an anti-lockdown protest.

Gardaí are investigating the deaths of three brothers at a farm in Curragorm, County Cork.

Princess Latifa Al Maktoum was previously described as "troubled" by the former Irish president.