There is uncertainty whether NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris will set a date for a Stormont election.

The Utility Regulator says the payment might not come in one lump sum but in smaller instalments.

The preliminary hearing is part of a wider inquiry into how the UK government handled the pandemic.

Seven Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council buildings will fly the flag 365 days of the year.

Irish broadcaster RTE is reporting the 25-year-old man was an asylum seeker of African origin.

Experts assess the spread of ash dieback disease, a decade since it was first detected in NI trees.

Architect Stephen Douglas says it was a "privilege" to restore the building after the blaze in 2018.

Billy Hutchinson says tensions are greater than at any point since the ceasefires.

Baroness Blood, a trade unionist and Labour peer, is remembered as "a woman of strong principles".

Brian Healy's stunning goal is not enough for Newry City as holders Cliftonville come from two goals down to win a thrilling League Cup quarter-final at Solitude.

Aaron Law, 34, from the Portglenone area, was found lying unconscious on Sunday.

The prison officer was shot dead on the M1 in County Armagh as he drove to work in November 2012.

The Energy Price Guarantee scheme caps the price per unit of gas and electricity until next April.

The consultancy firm is creating 900 jobs across its sites on the island of Ireland.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Andrew Charles, one of Northern Ireland's last surviving D-Day veterans, died last weekend.

BBC NI weather presenter Barra Best takes a closer look at one theory regarding the origin of Halloween.

A series of events will allow people to explore the stories surrounding the night of the fire.

A restored pulpit, designed for a church in 1878, could soon be used for concerts and bingo.

Oscar-tipped Irish language film An Cailín Ciúin has smashed box office records.

BBC News NI goes to St George's Market to gauge how the public feel about the prospect of an election.

With the devolution deadline passed, the day-to-day running of departments goes to civil servants.

The Bank Buildings have been restored following a major fire four years ago.

A 19th Century pulpit from which ministers delivered sermons for more than 100 years could soon be used by bingo callers and DJs.

A spooky 1970s tale from the BBC archives is brought up-to-date as the legend of Isaac lives on.

Those who worked in the Old Cathedral Building explain how businesses are adapting since the fire.

About 100,000 people attend the return of one of Europe's biggest Halloween parties.

Derry City and Strabane District Council intends to pay £100 to people who are in fuel poverty.

The service from City of Derry Airport to Edinburgh will end on 3 January 2023, the airline says.

Police said a suspicious object found in the Glen Road area on Monday morning was nothing untoward.

A man's body was discovered at the entrance to a hotel providing accommodation to asylum seekers.

A man is arrested after a priest sustains serious injuries in reported stabbing.

Ireland captain Andrew Balbirnie says Monday's crunch T20 World Cup encounter with defending champions Australia is "something pretty special".

Irish police say more than 260 statements have been taken since the fatal explosion.

Katie Taylor believes a rematch with Amanda Serrano at a sold-out Croke Park can happen in 2023 as she prepares to fight Karen Elizabeth Carabajal on Saturday.

The man and woman, both in their 60s, died after the collision involving two cars and a lorry.

The Department of Foreign Affairs ordered the closure after pressure from a human rights group.