Northern Ireland

The North Antrim MP wrote that he 'wouldn't let the NI Executive' track and trace his movements.

Police say they are speaking to bereaved families and funeral directors to ensure guidelines are respected.

A County Antrim woman waiting almost two years for a hysterectomy says she is living in constant pain.

Dublin court hears Kinahan gang is involved in drugs, firearms and execution-style murders.

The next quarter's figures will be "more depressing" given the Covid-19 crisis, says the health minister.

The issue has overtaken worries about illegal dumping, according to a government report.

A scheme to promote walking and cycling and keep the public safe is being expanded to include Londonderry.

Police say the shooting near the Monagh Road in Belfast was a 'planned and vicious' attack.

As lockdown starts to ease, doctors prepare for a rise in patients seeking mental health support.

Enforcing social distancing means theatres and venues across NI will be "scrambling to survive".

The traditional handover of the chain of office will be done differently, to comply with social distancing.

Belfast Met has 66 places for 166 young people who want to study at its Centre for Supported Learning.

Ministers assess the regulations every three weeks, but are not expected to make significant changes.

There are seven local studies being carried out into the virus as researchers aim to find treatments.

Ulster University will teach online for the first term of the new academic year due to the pandemic.

The coin from Carrickfergus in County Antrim sets a worldwide auction record.

The suspects held in Belgium and France are allegedly part of an organised crime group.

Jeffrey Anderson, 29, who competed in two prime-time TV singing shows, will be sentenced in July.

Lithuanian national Sarunas Nauburaitis is accused of inflicting fatal injuries on another man.

However, Edwin Poots says NI scientific advice does not yet say it is safe for retailers to reopen.