Northern Ireland is the last part of the UK to lift the rule, but people will be told to "stay local".

It is the first time all pupils in Northern Ireland have been in school since before Christmas.

The Department of Finance has written to 480 firms requesting the repayment of money issued incorrectly.

Schools have been told no indoor singing can take place when pupils return due to Covid-19 concerns.

Assembly members will express their condolences to the Royal Family in a special sitting at Stormont.

The law would mean all health staff must be open and honest in dealings with patients and the public.

Young people rioting in Northern Ireland are being "exploited", says the children's commissioner.

The security alert in the County Tyrone town has ended and people have returned to their homes.

Another 89 people have tested positive for the virus, with eight patients in intensive care.

Northern Ireland rowers Hannah Scott, Holly Nixon and Rebecca Shorten win medals for Great Britain at the European Championships.

Ulster will face Leicester away in the European Challenge Cup semi-finals on the weekend of 30 April/2 May with Bath drawn against Montpellier.

As online books of condolence open, a 41-gun salute is fired at the Queen's official residence in NI.

It is just over four months since Joanna Sloan became the first person in NI to receive the vaccine.

Twelve deaths were registered in Northern Ireland up to 2 April, seven fewer than the previous week.

About 14,000 people in that age group booked an appointment within the first two hours.

The period featured both lockdown measures and a short relaxation of restrictions before Christmas.

The announcement applies to adults in Northern Ireland without underlying medical conditions.

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

US investment in Ireland could dry up if President Biden leads a major change to global tax rules.

BBC News NI charts the rioting in several towns and cities since the end of March.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Cara Murphy from Hillsborough was commissioned to design the prize for this year's race at Aintree.

Tributes are paid to the Duke of Edinburgh following his death at the age of 99.

From a Belfast shipyard to Hillsborough Castle, a look at the Duke of Edinburgh's visits to NI.

Between 1949 and 2017, the Duke of Edinburgh visited the island of Ireland nearly 60 times.

New additions to the team include a new flagship heavyweight drone with thermal imaging.

Politicians and public figures from Northern Ireland pay tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh.

BBC News NI's Gareth Gordon looks back at the Duke of Edinburgh's association with Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland's First Minister Arlene Foster has paid tribute to Prince Philip.

Community leaders call for calm after 12 officers are injured in seven nights of violence.

PSNI district commander Darrin Jones appeals for calm and says the violence "is achieving nothing".

A care home also came under attack, which police say caused "untold fear and distress" to residents.

Politicians and police appeal for calm after a fourth consecutive night of unrest in the Waterside.

Derek Jennings launched a legal challenge after flying in from Israel to be with his father.

Travellers from Albania, Israel and St Lucia will not be required to stay in hotels.

Michael D Higgins says the Eurovision songwriter's death "will have been heard with sadness by so many".

Travellers from the US, Canada and France are among those who will be required to stay in hotels.

The review will look at improving the rail network between cities across the island of Ireland.