The total number of cases seen in NI since the outbreak began has now reached 94,539.

The CMOs expressed their grave concern for the unsustainably high level of Covid-19 infection we are experiencing on the island of Ireland

Numbers could be significantly higher than previously estimated

The chief executive of Retail Northern Ireland, Glyn Roberts has appealed to the UK government to ensure that businesses and manufacturers were compliant with the new regulations introduced because of Brexit.

Unit will strengthen ties between both sides of the border

Northern Ireland's hospitals are operating over capacity at present, as increasing case numbers heap pressure on NI’s health system.

On day two of our special report on the Shared Island initiative, Political Correspondent Aoife Moore says those entrenched in their ideas will not want to be condescended to by those who have not lived and lost through the darkest days ...

Students in Northern Ireland will be able to avail of the programme by registering with higher education institutions in Ireland for the necessary period. 

Close co-operation particularly important in the border area, where there are communities “living their daily lives on both sides of the border”

The measures are set to be reviewed after four weeks.

There has now been a total of 1,124 confirmed Covid-19-related deaths in NI since the outbreak began.

The EU and UK reached an agreement yesterday on the most contentious issues around the Northern Ireland protocol.

Meanwhile, Northern Ireland is expected receive 25,000 doses of a Covid-19 vaccine next week.

However, Seán Ó Fearghaíl said that while he was 'personally appalled and profoundly dismayed by its contents' it would not be necessary to take action if the tweet is addressed by Mr Stanley

The total number of positive cases in the North now stands at 52,465. 

There has now been a total of 986 confirmed Covid-19-related deaths in NI since the outbreak began.

The death toll in the North now stands at 954

The death toll recorded by the department now stands at 846

The North's Justice Minister says that the brinksmanship over new Covid-19 restrictions was "shameful and embarrassing". Alliance Party leader Naomi Long says that the week's negotiations on the restrictions left her "beyond despair".

There has now been a total of 825 confirmed Covid-19-related deaths in NI since the outbreak began.

It brings the total number of deaths related to the disease to 781 and the total number of cases to 42,917

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has laid a laurel wreath at the Cenotaph in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, to mark Remembrance Sunday today.

There has now been a total of 760 Covid-19-related deaths in the North since the outbreak began. 

A new variant of Covid-19 spreading across Europe could have entered Ireland via the North, an expert has said. Named 20A. EU1, the new variant is prevalent in a number of countries, predominantly here, Spain, and the UK.

A total of 653 people in the North have now lost their lives to coronavirus.

Speaking at the McGill Summer School this afternoon, the Taoiseach sought to re-affirm his party’s stance on the issue, saying it remained a “core” policy.

Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald told the Standards in Public Office Commission (SIPO) that it had no authority to scrutinise donations made to the party in Northern Ireland

There are currently 261 patients with Covid-19 being treated in hospital, with 29 in intensive care.

There were also a further four deaths reported on Wednesday - two in the past 24 hours and two historical - taking the toll recorded by the Department of Health to 602.

The new measures were announced as the North recorded 1,217 new cases of Covid-19 in 24 hours, a new daily record for the region

A decision will be made before November 30 on whether a public inquiry will be held into the murder of solicitor Pat Finucane,  a High Court in the UK has heard.

It is a new record high for the North, exceeding yesterday's 923 confirmed cases

The Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland is awaiting a test for the virus

Michelle O’Neill said she has not yet been interviewed by police over her attendance at the funeral of a senior republican in west Belfast.

Health officials in Northern Ireland have confirmed a further 616 cases of Covid-19 this afternoon. No further deaths have been recorded.

Relatives of the 13 unarmed civilians killed on Bloody Sunday in Derry have pledged to continue their fight for justice

Derry and Strabane report 139 positive cases of the disease alone 

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said the Government will support any investigation into the loyalist murder of a Co Louth man 44 years ago.

The convictions of 15 sex offenders in the north are to be rescinded due to a British Government error in drafting updated legislation.

There has now been a total of 8,502 coronavirus cases confirmed in the North since the outbreak began.

The Taoiseach has accused British prime minister Boris Johnson of creating "assertions that are in no way connected with the reality" on Brexit.

At a minimum, if you trade with or through businesses in the UK, there are some things you really should begin prioritise, writes Brian Keegan

A controversial UK Bill, which would renege on elements of the Withdrawal Agreement, has created serious trust issues ahead of critical Brexit talks this week.

A Fianna Fáil Senator says there is a real fear along the border over the British government's plans to change the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.

The City Way area of the city is currently closed off.

An Irish MEP says it is still possible for the European Union to agree a 'skinny' trade deal with the UK. Yesterday, a group of MEPs said they would not pass the trade deal if Britain breaks last year's Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said "there was no heads up" from the UK Government on their Brexit proposals

Sinn Féin TD David Cullinane has described reports that the UK will attempt to override elements of the Northern Ireland Protocol through upcoming legislation as “an act of bad faith.

Two of Belfast’s best known buildings have been lit up to mark the 40th anniversary of the Polish Solidarity movement.

Detectives searched properties in Belfast, Dungannon, Newry, and Derry.