A yellow wind and rain warning is in effect, while parts of Ireland face its highest alert level.

Troubles-related prosecution plans are "cutting off pathways to justice", says Johnny Mercer.

Travellers arriving in Northern Ireland from abroad must now take a pre-departure Covid test.

A leading think thank says there is "considerable scope" to expand cross-border trade in services.

The council says incidents have been reported of "damage to baubles and people climbing the trees".

Classroom-based teaching remains the best option, says Education Minister Michelle McIlveen.

Staff have reportedly been abused for enforcing NI's coronavirus certification scheme.

Timothy Jones' mother has won a judicial review over his living arrangements at Muckamore Abbey.

Northern Ireland is the only part of the UK where hunting wild animals with dogs is permitted.

Mid and East Antrim Council's self-referral does not come under the ombudsman's remit, says NIPSO.

The total number of deaths with coronavirus recorded by the Department of Health is now 2,902.

Two 18-year-old men and one 20-year old man are taken to hospital for treatment.

Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots says recent outbreaks could grow due to winter migration.

Ulster Bank economist Richard Ramsey says 2021 will go down as the second worst year for car sales.

British and Irish Sign Language will be used during first and deputy first minister's Question Time.

Our Wee Place will be given to every Primary One pupil in NI to mark the centenary year.

With guidance on travel changing regularly, BBC News NI's Jayne McCormack explains the latest rules.

Northern Ireland still has the highest infection rate for coronavirus in the UK.

From vaccine certificates to booster jabs and travel, BBC News NI answers your Covid-19 queries.

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

Northern Ireland's major churches outline their plans for safe worship during the Christmas period.

Existing restrictions to curb the spread of the virus are enough, says Michelle O'Neill.

The statistics agency says its total number of deaths from the virus is 3,869.

The treaty created an independent Irish Free State but led to the Irish Civil War.

One hundred years ago British and Irish delegates gathered in 10 Downing Street to sign it.

Northern unionist papers were outraged while many nationalist papers took a hopeful tone.

Intensive talks between negotiators ended in the historic Anglo-Irish Treaty 100 years ago.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Sara Mac Hugh's son, Michael, faced serious health risks after being born prematurely at 25 weeks.

The PSNI says issuing some patrol officers with medicine that reverses certain types of drugs overdose has already saved three lives in the early months of a pilot initiative.

Belfast-based activist group the Array Collective are the winners of the prestigious Turner Prize 2021.

Some staff at Queen's and Ulster universities are beginning three days of strike action.

Several thousand Apprentice Boys have taken part in the annual Lundy parade in Londonderry.

The council says other projects could be affected if they don't get help with airport funding.

The former shirt factory site in Londonderry's cityside has been lying derelict for many years.

A coroner finds Thomas Friel's death was probably the result of head injuries caused by a missile.

The body of Edward Meenan, 52, was found in Creggan Street in Londonderry in November 2018.

The country is the first to get money from the European Commission's Brexit Adjustment Reserve.

Older primary school pupils were to be refused entry to schools if they were not wearing a mask.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces a number of new restrictions in a televised address.

It is the second time Kieran Creaven has been jailed after he was exposed by "paedophile hunters".

Leinster regroup from the defeat by Ulster as their returning internationals help them see off Connacht 47-19 in the United Rugby Championship.

The Royal Dublin Golf Club has not had any female members since it opened in 1885.

It was fined €24.5m (£20.8m) for failing to have the proper framework in place for a big IT disruption.