The Western Health and Social Care Trust asks officials to consider paying home care staff more.

The pair will assess if any progress on the issue has been made, but expectations are low.

A Belfast man marking 10 years since his diagnosis urges people to be aware of symptoms.

The devices can be used to identify where more ventilation is needed to combat the spread of Covid.

Concerns over the neurologist's work prompted Northern Ireland's biggest ever patient recall.

A new energy strategy is expected soon but how NI is powered has already changed enormously.

Proof of Covid-19 immunity will be needed at nursing homes in the Republic of Ireland, under new rules.

The company says rising global prices "forced" its hand to put prices up for a third time in 2021.

With wholesale energy prices at an all-time high, small changes can benefit your pocket.

Rape victims and survivors are being let down by "a failing system", an MLA tells Stormont.

A jury took less than two hours to find Stephen McKinney guilty of murdering his wife in April 2017.

Acts of remembrance were held on both sides of the Irish border to mark Armistice Day.

The figures are revealed as Stormont debates proposals for new integrated education laws.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths recorded by the Department of Health is 2,782.

The Belfast Trust's medical director says he believes all health staff should have Covid-19 jabs.

Sir Keir Starmer calls for an investigation into Randox and government contracts.

Firms in Northern Ireland can apply for up to £5,000 to develop and implement innovative projects.

Only 3% of home workers want to return to their office full-time, survey results show.

The singer previously called Robin Swann "very dangerous" over his handling of Covid-19 restrictions.

With gas prices continuing to soar, BBC News NI speaks to people in Derry about the pressure of bills.

Bigger bills are on the way as all of NI's energy providers have increased their prices in 2021.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The western lowland gorilla does not have a name yet after being born last month.

Schools across Northern Ireland are targeted by fake accounts in which pupils rate their teachers.

Rising cost of living is "overwhelming" for some families in Northern Ireland.

One of the founding members of the SDLP, he was elected to parliament on both sides of the Irish border.

Michael Dornan of the Unite union says buses will not service any area where safety is at risk.

Health authorities say some HRT medicines, used to treat menopause symptoms, are in short supply.

Sinead White admits withholding information about an assault linked to the killing of Edward Meenan.

AquaQ Analytics is recruiting engineers and developers for its software engineering division.

Brenda Devine, from Greysteel, has not been able to go home for months due to a shortage of carers.

Edward Meenan suffered more than 40 stab wounds, Londonderry Crown Court hears.

Built by Hewlett Packard Enterprise, it aims to improve short-term weather forecasting.

Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee publishes legislation that will allow for electronic tagging.

Marks & Spencer has faced post-Brexit difficulties in supplying food to its Irish stores.

Leo Varadkar says if the safeguard was triggered, the EU would have to introduce "rebalancing measures".

A century ago, two women shattered a glass ceiling in the days before anyone knew what that meant.