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Northern Ireland Health Minister Robin Swann gives an update on coronavirus in Northern Ireland.

The education secretary has kept his job but still faces questions about his handling of exam grades, writes Iain Watson.

The footage appears to show a man being restrained and told: "Chill out or I'll choke you out".

Ceon Broughton was jailed following the death of his girlfriend, the daughter of a Holby City actor.

Andrew Harper's widow Lissie says it was "heartbreaking" when his killers were cleared of murder.

There are calls for camper vans to be banned following reports of parking and waste problems.

Nicola Sturgeon says she will be "very surprised" if the number of cases linked to a Coupar Angus plant does not rise.

Christopher Hill assaulted three police officers, biting one of them, in the attack during lockdown.

The ex-chancellor has taken a job with the US bank, six months after resigning from government.

Bombardier says 95 jobs are at risk of redundancy at its NI operations.

The 57-year-old repeatedly drove a bus on to the opposite carriageway on the B792 Torphichen to West Calder road.

The restrictions were kept in place last week, and are to be reviewed again on Wednesday.

The former England footballer admits driving at 85mph in Hove, East Sussex, in July last year.

The area sees the highest number of deaths registered with coronavirus in the most recent week.

The widow of PC Andrew Harper wants life sentences for anyone who kills an emergency worker.

Figures suggest one in five adults in Britain are experiencing depressive symptoms.

Ian Morgan says the effect of students being awarded estimated grades will "linger into next year".

Fifteen out of Scotland's 32 local authorities signed up for the scheme to offer a 50% discount on school meals.

A serving inspector is suing the Met Police for racial harassment after being stopped in his car.

The High Street retailer says the coronavirus pandemic has meant a "material shift in trade".