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Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says the party is in "healthy shape" as it prepares to vote for deputy leader.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Police said the man has been taken to hospital after the shooting in west Belfast on Thursday evening.

The bill would introduce an amnesty scheme, stop future inquests and prohibit new civil cases.

It comes as hundreds of people attended a public meeting concerned over staffing and service issues.

MOT fees for cars could increase to £38, with motorcycle tests potentially rising from £22 to £34.

Brian Stalford is accused of threatening to kill a passenger after a video was shared online.

The uncertainty for about 1,200 students is due to industrial action, including a boycott on marking.

Approval was also given to close a Catholic school in Donaghadee which applied to be integrated.

Shelby Lynn's allegations triggered a wave of sexual misconduct allegations that the band denies.

A decision has been made to consolidate maternity services within Antrim Area Hospital.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says he is hopeful of progress as a result of talks about restoring Stormont.

Eight police officers are assaulted as they respond to and deal with calls for service in the city.

Maureen Hamblin describes the verbal insults she deals with on a regular basis in Northern Ireland.

Health officials say there were 317 surgeries at the end of March this year compared to 350 in 2014.

The holiday home in County Down is suspected to have been bought with the proceeds of crime.

The move is likely to stall planning for farm sheds, animal houses and slurry stores.

A County Down school cannot serve hot meals because there is no budget to fix a broken water pump.

Sinn Féin says it is not acceptable for the boycott to go on but the DUP says it wants "respect".