Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is to raise the stakes in his party's battle against the NI Protocol.

The university says it is taking the action due to "unprecedented" demand for rooms in its halls.

The European Commission vice-president will spend two days in Northern Ireland.

Four sailings on Stena's Cairnryan to Belfast route are off after one crew member tested positive.

The education minister will face questioning from assembly members over coronavirus issues in schools.

The facility will create 20 permanent jobs and 100 opportunities for drivers, the company says.

It was an international window with a similar narrative throughout for Northern Ireland, but Ian Baraclough knows what his key talking point was.

The Consumer Council says the average Firmus energy annual bill is set to rise by about £182.

They succeed Martina Anderson and Karen Mullan who stood down after a party restructure in Foyle.

Gardaí (Irish police) say a firearm was discovered near to the body of one of the deceased.

County Cavan turns out to welcome home Leona Maguire who helped Europe win the Solheim Cup.

However, the government still won Wednesday's vote in the House of Commons by 319 to 248.

Healthcare access is described as "abysmal", while language barriers remained an ongoing problem.

How do restrictions here compare to other parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland?

Sixty walk-in clinics across 30 campuses will offer first jabs to university and college students.

Principals' representatives and teaching unions are expected to be consulted on the plan later.

The total number of deaths linked to coronavirus in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,430.

BBC News NI is given exclusive access to an intensive care unit, where patients are battling Covid.

Up to 15 people are now allowed indoors in homes while dancing will be allowed at wedding receptions.

Covid-19 is mentioned on the death certificates of 53 people in the week leading up to 27 August.

BBC News NI sets out the latest steps ministers are taking to ease Northern Ireland's lockdown.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

A teacher, priest and minister recall the dispute outside Holy Cross Primary School in Belfast in 2001.

Too few staff and a lack of hospital beds contribute to a fragile health system, writes Marie-Louise Connolly.

Lagan College educates more than 1,400 pupils in the Castlereagh area of Belfast.

Firmus energy has announced gas tariffs in the Ten Towns Network area will increase by 35% from 1 October.

Two decades on from the Holy Cross dispute some of those present remember the tension and fear.

A woman diagnosed with cancer tells of the benefits of having a clinical nurse specialist to support her.

Megan Potts from Bangor in County Down says she is already living "hand-to-mouth" on Universal Credit.

E&I Engineering, founded by Derry City chairman Philip O'Doherty, is being sold to a US-based company.

It links the Guildhall to the Peace Bridge and aims to support the city's LGBTQ+ community.

The family of a 14-year-old girl killed in Derry speak out on the 50th anniversary of her death.

Mourners gathered for the funeral of the peace campaigner and wife of politician John Hume.

A late equaliser gives the Republic of Ireland their best result under Stephen Kenny as they draw with Serbia in World Cup qualifying.

The new rules, which will make Ireland a low-smoke zone, are expected to be in place within a year.

Places of worship can operate at 50% capacity, while live music and dancing can resume at weddings.

Almost four months after a ransomware attack on the Irish health service, disruption remains.

Shane Duffy spares the Republic of Ireland's blushes with a late header to earn a World Cup qualifying draw with Azerbaijan in Dublin.

The increase is on top of a significant jump in results the year before.