'He has nowhere to go and he's still there'

Elizabeth McKillion and Margaret McRory both recently turned 100 years old.

Crowds have gathered in cities across the world as many Syrians celebrate the fall of the Syrian government.

Schoolboys in west Belfast have been learning about how to recognise and tackle violence against women and girls.

Potholes and deteriorating rural roads are affecting journeys, said a transport provider.

Katie Simpson's mother says those responsible for police failings "are nowhere to be seen".

Debbie McCrudden was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2014 and was worried about having children.

Two men are raising awareness of the signs of testicular and prostate cancer.

BBC NI asks people in Belfast how they feel about Donald Trump's victory in the US election.

Sandra Larmour's daughter Jeni died hours after arriving at Newcastle University to begin her degree.

Speaking at a press conference, Ch Supt Kearney says the extra policing will continue over the coming days.

More than 9,000 new video clips from the 1990s have been added to the BBC Northern Ireland Rewind website.

Cahir O'Hagan was 25 when he died from cystic fibrosis while waiting for a lung transplant.

Former Tesco employee Lara Storey wants other women to know they don’t have to accept unwanted behaviour.

Melissa Hamilton is performing three ballet shows in Belfast's Grand Opera House this weekend.

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.