'It's not a place to open a business'

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

The Subbuteo World Cup is taking place in Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Anu Okusanya died last week - days after her family said she witnessed a gang attacking a person near her home.

At a jobs fair in Belfast last week BBC News NI spoke to people about what they offered to employers.

Police are treating a large fire at a church in Greenisland as arson.

Some dogs don't like people in uniforms or high-vis jackets, but Maddie loves them.

Jim Hunter is one of thousands of people whose lives have been changed by road collisions on the A5.

Passengers on Villa Vie Residences' Odyssey have been in Belfast for three months after delays.

The original recipe is said to be known by only three families, the Devlins, the Agnews and the McKeowns.

Police launch a murder investigation after the discovery of a woman's body in Londonderry.

Boucher Playing Fields will host Emerge dance festival on Saturday featuring 70,000 fans and 80 performers.

Pupils at Gaelscoil an Chaistil sit the exam every year before they have even left primary school.

The 500kg bomb was detonated in a controlled explosion after hundreds of homes were evacuated.

Some councils haven not raised off-street car park prices since April 2015.

'All of a sudden people have become bomb disposal experts overnight' after residents were told to evacuate their homes.

Students across Northern Ireland have been getting their A-level, AS-level and BTec results

Scott won the women's quadruple sculls in a photo finish in Paris racing alongside her team mates.

Cliftonville Football Club in north Belfast is offering a new home to endangered house martins.

Nationalist youths attack police lines with petrol bombs, fireworks and masonry in the city centre.