Northern Ireland

The men, 21 and 33, have been charged over the shooting in Londonderry's Creggan estate in April 2019.

The Conservative MP returns to his native Belfast to work with Secretary of State Brandon Lewis.

Northern Ireland's African community holds an event to celebrate Belfast's Zimbabwe-born lord mayor.

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood says people should take it at face value when President Michael D Higgins says he cannot attend a NI centenary church service.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says politics may be involved in Irish President Michael D Higgins' decision to decline an invite to a church service to mark Northern Ireland's centenary.

Large groups of young people continue to gather on Belfast streets ahead of the new university term.

Thousands of homes in the Republic of Ireland are crumbling because of bricks made of mica and pyrite.

The MoD is considering a request to send up to 100 armed services medics to Northern Ireland.

Queen's University Belfast has said it is "unlikely" to offer a room to any student living less than 40 miles from the university.

The total number of deaths linked to coronavirus in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,483.

House prices in the Causeway Coast and Glens area rose by 17% in the last year, according to Nisra.

The former BBC Radio Ulster presenter is among "amazing broadcasters" recognised by IMRO.

The rock star says it "breaks my heart" to postpone, but he is still recovering from a hip injury.

Ulster sign South African World Cup-winning back-row forward Duane Vermeulen, who will join the province following the autumn Tests in November.

The FBI described Eric Eoin Marques as the world's largest facilitator of online child sex abuse.

Figures show output was up by 5.5% from the previous quarter as lockdown restrictions eased.

Eamonn O'Donnell from North West Taxi Proprietors says it is difficult to provide a proper service.

The Irish president had said he was "not in a position" to attend the centenary church service.

Those living within that radius are told to make "alternative travel and accommodation arrangements".

Stormont's Education Committee hears evidence from Eating Disorders Association Northern Ireland.