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A new vaccine passport scheme is planned for Scotland, but it is still unclear where it will be needed.

The chronic shortage of lorry drivers has led haulage firms to try to attract more women to the role.

A judge brands Ann Hooper's false claim that she was "too disabled to move" as a "ridiculous lie".

Distillers have had a strong run of export growth, but supply chains and freight are causing problems.

The firm behind Echo Falls says continued staff shortages could definitely hit the festive season.

A man facing justice over Alan Henning's death would let his legacy become the focus, a friend says.

Advice from chief medical officers could see 12 to 15-year-olds get the jab soon, says national clinical director.

The woman challenges her conviction for making a false report of an attack by 12 men in a hotel room.

Ex-Irish President Mary McAleese describes Mrs Hume as the "perfect partner" to her husband John.

The flaw which allows people to edit personal details on the documents after downloading them was first spotted in May.

The fire service says about 200 tonnes of waste and machinery caught fire.

What is happening in your area - and what are the figures telling us?

Figures from the Office for National Statistics suggest one in 75 people had Covid-19 last week.

Michelle McIlveen says schools will get £5.5m to tackle self-isolation and contact-tracing issues.

The total number of deaths linked to Covid-19 in NI since the start of the pandemic is 2,394.

He carried out assaults on visually impaired women while visiting them at home in his council role.