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Euromillions winner Margaret Loughrey, who died in September, wanted her donation kept private.

Naomi Long says she is concerned about a "lack of clarity" in the health advice underpinning changes.

DUP criticise decision not to allow a Belfast City Council committee to debate City Hall illumination.

A victim waives her anonymity to speak out about the sexual abuse inflicted by her stepfather.

Summer trading was strong, but the sector says other factors leave it facing an uncertain winter.

The crash happened on the Moyarget Road just before 16.10 BST on Thursday, police said.

The certificates will also now auto-renew without any need to re-apply after expiration.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies says there has been a "remarkable squeeze" on resources for 10 years.

Lucy King had a cardiac arrest in bed, but the quick thinking of her family helped save her life.

Northern Ireland should be a centre for businesses selling into the EU and UK, it is suggested.

Special schools face a "perfect storm" of staff absences, warns one principal.

Eighty-five year old James Balmer was accused of assaulting two males between 1988 and 1990.

Ministers met on Thursday to assess the latest data on public health, ahead of the reopening of nightclubs.

The total number of coronavirus-linked deaths in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,639.

The Belfast landmark was due to be illuminated on Thursday to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland.

Boris Johnson urges end to people being brought to court on Troubles' offences with "no new evidence".

Archbishop Eamon Martin was speaking at a church service marking the centenary of Northern Ireland.