BBC News NI spends time at the Ulster Hospital's emergency department as pressure continues to grow.

It's a system beyond broken, writes Marie-Louise Connolly, as she sees pressures first-hand.

Calls are made for a NI-based inquiry into handling of care home residents during the pandemic.

Stormont's health committee hears GPs are under huge pressure with the pandemic and onset of winter

Jim Allister sent condolences after the death of the former councillor who served jail time for sex abuse.

The Department of Education creates 234 additional places to cope with an expected rise in demand.

The supermarket chain recorded sales of more than £345m in NI between March 2020 and February 2021.

The shadow NI secretary says Labour should be neutral if there is a referendum on Irish unity.

Glenlola Collegiate has just three designated toilets for its students to use during class time.

Peter Johnston has been asked to lead the delivery of a plan to improve the BBC's impartiality.

Firefighters have brought the blaze in Ballymoney, County Antrim, under control.

Stormont ministers say Covid has "once again taken a firm grip" and urge home working if possible.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths recorded by the Department of Health is 2,847.

BBC News NI sets out the latest steps ministers are taking to deal with a spike in Covid-19 cases.

Robin Swann says closures may come if infections continue to rise, but it is not inevitable.

The Department of Finance classes almost £2m of this as "doubtful debt" that is unlikely to be repaid.

With politicians facing difficult decisions on Covid restrictions, BBC News NI looks at the figures.

Robin Swann says if someone worked from home when the pandemic began they should do so again now.

People in Northern Ireland will have to provide proof of their Covid-19 status to access certain venues.

The McKennas have not been able to bring their daughter, Orla, home since the pandemic began.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

More former Queen's students come forward to share strange tales about Alanbrooke Hall.

A decade has gone by since the last crossing sailed from Stranraer - ending 150 years of history.

Fiona Hopkin got her first full-time job in a care home at 18, months before it was hit with Covid.

Ministers say they want hospitality to remain 'open and safely' and reinforced Covid-19 guidance.

More than 100 firefighters have been dealing with the blaze at the premises on the Ballymena Road.

Community fridges are helping share surplus food while reducing food waste in the local area.

NIFRS Group Commander Johnathan Tate believes 'this was an accidental fire caused by a chip pan'.

Will Patching will return to Derry City on a permanent basis after the Candystripes signed the midfielder from Dundalk on a two-year deal.

Fermanagh businessman Kevin Lunney says his family will never recover from his 2019 kidnapping ordeal.

A number of people were moved out of their homes due to the spread of smoke in the area.

It is believed the man was aged between 45 and 55 and had been sleeping rough in County Meath.

The guidance comes amid concerns that the facilities could contribute to power blackouts.

WhatsApp is rewriting policies to comply with regulator demands after being issued an enormous fine.

An Irish politician questions why no one has won the country's lottery jackpot in six months.

East Belfast's MP says the ex-taoiseach's remarks on loyalists and the NI Protocol are "degrading".

Two-time Footballer of the Year Brian Fenton believes Dublin will benefit from playing without the pressure of protecting a long unbeaten run.