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People who lost relatives during the Covid-19 pandemic say sharing in their grief has helped them.

The NI secretary says the deal will not be reopened but the DUP leader says he will not give up.

The plan would see Causeway Hospital lose consultant-led births but retain other maternity services.

A mix of detached, semi-detached, townhouses and apartments will be built on the site.

Brothers Sean Anderson and Gary Anderson will spend a minimum combined total of 32 years in prison.

Stephen Stewart defrauded 59 people, including many who were vulnerable and elderly.

The woman accepted she stabbed him and his sister on 27 July 2021 but had denied the charges.

The Cuban embassy is asking for further details on how it can assist the SWAH in Enniskillen.

David Holden was the first ex-soldier convicted of a Troubles-era killing since a 1998 peace deal.

Raphael Wallfisch returns to Londonderry on Thursday for the first night of the 2023 festival.

Chair of the Royal College of GPs says some patients are getting into debt by paying for procedures.

The schemes in west Belfast and Antrim help hundreds of youngsters but will soon run out of funding.

Operation Encompass enables police to tell teachers if a pupil has been affected by domestic abuse.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Two freeports have been named in Wales, joining eight sites in England and two in Scotland.

The Southern Health Trust is proposing to move general surgery from Newry to Craigavon.

The Department of Health halts and revises a grant competition after getting too many bids for cash.

The police say that a main line of inquiry is that the weapons may be linked to the New IRA.