Passengers will still have to take a test on or before day two of their arrival in Northern Ireland.

Several centimetres of snow have fallen through the night, with a weather warning still in place.

An envelope with a 57-word mini-biography rather than a street address finds the right person.

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

Dr Tom Black was speaking after the executive halted a plan to tighten controls around face coverings.

There was a marginal increase in new car sales in 2021, but figures were still 29% down on 2019.

About 2,000 artists, actors, musicians and performers will be paid to pursue their creative work.

The Anglo-Irish Treaty passed in the Dublin parliament by just four votes on 7 January 1922.

A bakery firm was taken to court for refusing to make a cake with a "Support Gay Marriage" slogan.

However Michelle O'Neill denies Paul Givan comments that a plan to strengthen face covering rules has been completely axed.

It comes after the Department of Health reported four more deaths and 6,877 new cases.

The Department of Economy is said to be investigating the charity, the Nolan Show can reveal.

More than 10% of the pandemic’s positive cases in Northern Ireland have been recorded in the past week.

It's also been confirmed the clinics will be open to young people aged over 16 for the first time.

The jab is expected to be available for some children aged five to 11 from late January.

People in Northern Ireland with a positive lateral flow test no longer need a PCR test.

NI's chief scientific adviser says in some parts of Northern Ireland one in 10 people has the virus.

Education Minister Michelle McIlveen responds to calls from principals for more clarity and support.

Snowballs, sledding and wintry walks as people enjoy the first snowfall of 2022.

The plan to end Troubles prosecutions has yet to be put in place, so what will 2022 bring?

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

From gorse fires in the Mournes to Brexit, COP26 and avian flu, a look back over the agriculture news.

How Westminster and Brussels tussled over the Northern Ireland Protocol throughout 2021.

A civil war broke out in the south, while Northern Ireland consolidated its existence.

At the start of 1922, Ireland was in a state of relative peace but civil war was on the horizon.

The deputy first minister says there will continue to be pressures on the health service.

The NI Ambulance Service says about a quarter of its staff are unable to work because they were having to self-isolate.

Diane Dodds reacts to online abuse targeted at her dead son posted at the weekend.

Glenn Quinn's family believe the South Antrim UDA murdered the Carrickfergus man two years ago.

Learning Pool has paid an undisclosed sum for True Office Learning in New York.

Police say several shots were fired through the front door of a home in the Finvola Park area.

There are concerns over a lack of burial space in the city with plots running out.

A priest at the funeral of Nathan Corrigan praises the resilience of the young men's families.

The man was helped up an embankment by firefighters after his car entered the River Roe.

The measure aims to change dangerous patterns of alcohol behaviour and deter binge drinking.

It is understood the man had been swimming at Leadbh Gharbh beach when he got into difficulties.

The Republic of Ireland opens its coronavirus vaccine portal to its youngest cohort yet.

The Irishwoman suffered serious injuries in the 2015 collapse that killed six students.

Two women and a man, all in their 20s, died in the two-car collision near the town of Kells.

Ireland's chief medical officer has expressed concern at the recent surge in Covid-19 cases.

The man in his 20s died following a collision on the R236 road at St Johnston

Secret Irish government papers reveal the NI political scene before the Good Friday Agreement.