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Sean Brown was abducted in Bellaghy and shot by loyalists near Randalstown in 1997.

The health minister says the system is in a difficult and unparalleled situation due to pressures.

The Sinn Féin finance minister questions the withdrawal of funds earmarked for 10 school buildings.

A number of businesses badly impacted by widespread flooding last year can now apply for funding.

A security operation ends amid reports dissident republicans have claimed responsibility.

Police say the device has now been confirmed to be an unexploded shell from World War Two.

The twenty-time champion jockey, who retired in 2015, urges Liverpool star not to have any regrets.

The west Belfast venue is scheduled to host Euro 2028 matches but rebuild funding issues remain.

The original cost was £5.63bn for 77 projects but has increased by 44% according to NI Audit Office.

Many women are being robbed of their careers, according to the co-author of a new report.

BBC Spotlight is told of allegations involving rape and rioting in exchange for reduced debt.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Children starting school in England and Wales in September will be offered places this week.

A security operation in Dungiven ends but police say there are claims of second device in the area.

The 10 integrated and shared education school projects affected by funding cuts are named.

Under the offer, which is being put to trade union members, staff would also receive a one-off payment.

John Toland and James Loughrey were shot within days of each other in County Londonderry in 1976.

George Carvill, from County Armagh, says the deaths of 28 lambs was a terrible experience.

Nothing untoward was found during the police operation in Comber on Monday, police say.