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A murder investigation is launched after a man stabbed on 7 January dies from his injuries.

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by the Department of Health is 3,128.

Police appeal for information after a man was injured outside a licensed premises on Friday night.

First Minister Paul Givan's resignation leaves healthcare in "a difficult position", says Dr Alan Stout.

The pandemic has put extra strain on schools, the Irish National Teachers' Organisation says.

Muckamore Abbey Hospital patient Bethany Menary blogged her way through Covid isolation.

Loyalist gunmen burst into Sean Graham bookmakers on the Ormeau Road and murdered five people in 1992.

The total number of deaths linked to the virus reported by the Department of Health is 3,127.

Thousands of children sat the exams in a bid for a place in a post-primary school of their choice.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson hits back after Simon Hamilton says NI's investment prospects are being questioned.

Paul Givan's resignation as first minister has triggered a political crisis for devolution in NI.

Bills going through Stormont have been placed into uncertainty due to Paul Givan's resignation.

Civil actions had been brought over alleged state collusion in the Sean Graham shootings in 1992.

Two men are jailed after admitting killing a man in Portadown, County Armagh in 2019.

Inspections on goods entering NI from GB must continue pending the outcome of legal challenges.

What is the truth around the figures quoted about the NI Protocol - are there costs or opportunities?

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the DUP will field three candidates in the constituency in the election.