D-Day commemorations across NI and France

A unique live show commemorating Belfast's opposition to the slave trade has opened in the city centre.

Deirdre Shakespeare's son, Harry, was restrained in a chair at his special school without her knowledge.

Services for pregnant women need to be overhauled in Northern Ireland, a review finds.

Ferrets and rats pose a grave risk to puffins and other seabirds who breed on Rathlin Island every year.

Parents and grandparents go back to school to help pupils at Christ the Redeemer Primary School in Dunmurry.

Belfast's Grand Central Station first train left for Dublin Connolly.

Commuters and GAA fans are worried about the works.

A school bus carrying more than 40 pupils crashed on Monday afternoon.

Prince Edwards meets young people taking part in Duke of Edinburgh and President's awards.

The play brings to life a collection of real-life phone calls and letters submitted in the 1970s.

Holly Hennessey, from Florida, has been travelling with her six-year-old Siamese cat, Captain.

The BBC spoke to passengers before boarding the cruise ship that left Belfast on Monday night but remains anchored nearby.

An Independent MLA has shared her experience with postnatal anxiety after her first child was born.

East Belfast was awash with colour and sound as dozens of people marched the length of the Cregagh Road.

Chelsea says the relationship became "increasingly more violent".

Tyrone teenagers urge the infrastructure minister to upgrade the A5, after death of their friend.

Joanne Sansome who uses a motorised wheelchair daily says accessing public transport is not always easy.

Dungannon-born businessman John Kelly was driving to Dublin for work when he felt a tightness in his chest.

Conservationists hail success of NI farmer who is providing a breeding ground for owls.

Very little is known about the effect of the cyanobacteria on wildlife.