NI's place in internal market must be respected - DUP The DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has urged a continued focus on efforts to remove the "Irish Sea border". Brexit • 28 Nov
NI people told to work from home in bid to tackle Covid Northern Ireland ministers have urged the public to reset their approach to Covid-19 rules after bolstering work from home advice in the face of surging ... Coronavirus • 23 Nov
Ardagh Metal Packaging to build can plant near Belfast Ardagh Metal Packaging (AMP) has said it plans to build a new $200 million beverage can plant in Northern Ireland. Business • 19 Nov
Frost says protocol deal possible by Christmas UK Brexit minister David Frost has said that his government's preference is to strike a deal to improve post-Brexit trade arrangements for Northern Ireland and ... Brexit • 17 Nov
Stormont gives go ahead for mandatory vaccine passports Mandatory vaccine passports are set to be introduced in Northern Ireland after Stormont ministers voted by a majority to support the move. Coronavirus • 17 Nov
Minor Scottish earthquake felt in Northern Ireland Residents of western Scotland received a bump in the night after an earthquake shook the region in the early hours of this morning. UK • 16 Nov
Mother-and-baby home inquiry to be set up in NI A Stormont commitment to investigate the mistreatment of women and children in mother-and-baby homes in Northern Ireland marks a "watershed moment" for victims, Northern Ireland ... Ulster • 15 Nov
Public consultation on raising marriage age in NI A public consultation has been launched in Northern Ireland on raising the age at which people can marry to 18. Ulster • 15 Nov
Swann seeks Executive support for Covid passports in NI Stormont's Health Minister Robin Swann has called for the phased introduction of mandatory vaccine passports in Northern Ireland. Ulster • 15 Nov
Two arrested in Antrim as part of probe into UDA crime Two men have been arrested as part of an investigation into criminal activity linked to North Antrim UDA. Ulster • 12 Nov
Protocol an opportunity not obstacle - NI manufacturers An organisation representing most manufacturing businesses north of the border has said the vast majority view the Northern Ireland Protocol as an opportunity rather than ... Brexit • 10 Nov
NI consultation on required jabs for new health workers Northern Ireland's Health Minister has announced a public consultation on a proposal for compulsory Covid-19 and flu vaccination for new health and social care workers ... Regional • 09 Nov
PSNI officer injured during disorder in west Belfast A police officer was injured and six police vehicles were damaged during public disorder in west Belfast overnight. Ulster • 06 Nov
NI health minister says further restrictions possible Stormont's Health Minister has warned that further coronavirus restrictions may be necessary if pressures on Northern Ireland's health service continue to mount. Coronavirus • 03 Nov
Walk-in vaccine centres call for booster jabs in NI Northern Ireland may need to re-introduce mass walk-in vaccination centres to speed up the delivery of the Covid booster jab, MLAs have been told. Coronavirus • 01 Nov
UK says 'substantial' changes to NI Protocol needed The British government has said the distance is still "substantial" between the UK and the European Union in their bid to find a resolution on ... Ireland • 29 Oct
Irish Language Act back in focus as October nears end Another potential crisis could be looming at Stormont with Sinn Féin saying it has been assured that the British government will introduce an Irish Language ... Northern Ireland • 28 Oct
Renewed calls for delivery of Irish language law The Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland Michelle O'Neill has said she expects the British government to table Irish language legislation next week. Ireland • 26 Oct
Progress on talks over collective bargaining - ICTU The Irish Congress of Trade Unions has said some progress has been made in talks with the Government on collective bargaining rights. Ireland • 26 Oct
NI formation service told partition 'polarised people' Catholic Primate Archbishop Eamon Martin has told an Armagh church service to mark the formation of Northern Ireland that partition 100 years ago polarised people ... Ulster • 21 Oct
NI minister condemns illegal puppy trade as abhorrent Northern Ireland is a backdoor for a multi-million pound illegal trade in puppies from the Republic of Ireland into Britain, a BBC investigation has found. Ulster • 20 Oct
Britain's Queen cancels visit to NI on medical advice Britain's Queen Elizabeth has cancelled her planned visit to Northern Ireland, where she was due to attend a church service tomorrow marking the centenary of ... Ireland • 20 Oct
Facemasks to remain compulsory in NI over winter Wearing face coverings in crowded indoor settings will remain a legal requirement in Northern Ireland throughout this autumn and winter, First Minister Paul Givan has ... Coronavirus • 19 Oct
Decision over Hutchings trial taken impartially - PPS Northern Ireland's Public Prosecution Service has defended its decision to take a former soldier to trial on charges linked to a killing in Co Tyrone ... Ulster • 19 Oct
Former British soldier on trial over NI death dies A former British soldier has died while on trial for the attempted murder of a man in Co Tyrone almost 50 years ago. Ulster • 19 Oct
