Northern Ireland Executive

New, tighter restrictions imposed in NI as UK reports the highest daily death toll since April.

Businesses such as restaurants, cafes and hotels, can reopen but "drink-only" pubs must stay shut.

Northern Ireland's leaders urge people not to get caught up in the christmas spirit as lockdown eases.

A heath staff strike ended this year after agreement between unions and and the Department of Health.

Justice Minister Naomi Long says she had "no choice" but to delay the bill due to financial concerns.

The DUP minister is feeling "much better" after suffering a perforated appendix, Arlene Foster says.

Ministers were advised the infection rate is highly likely to rise with the easing of the lockdown.

Judith Thompson says Northern Ireland is at a "tipping point" in terms of legacy issues.

Defender Demi Vance is to undergo season-ending surgery on an ACL injury sustained in Northern Ireland's win over Belarus on Friday.

There are "low levels of preparedness" over Brexit as firms deal with the pandemic, a civil servant warns.

The agreement reached by Stormont on imposing tougher restrictions prompts angry reaction.

The minister says it's crucial to reduce infection rates, as another 11 people die with the virus.

MLAs vote to approve a widening of access to legal aid for some victims of domestic abuse.

As NI's R number rises to 1.0, the chief scientific adviser warns of additional interventions.

Drivers will each receive £1,500 from Stormont to cover the cost of PPE and other overheads.

Do the differences within the UK cause confusion and what do they tell us about devolution?

Former NI Secretary Lord Hain questions plans to close vast majority of Troubles cases.