Business counts the cost of CrowdStrike outage
Cybersecurity group’s glitchy security software update sees its shares slide almost 30% over past week
Cybersecurity group’s glitchy security software update sees its shares slide almost 30% over past week
Psychedelics are back in vogue, but some doctors, researchers and indeed patients are more cautious about results
Doctors in the North can earn two and a half times what they make with the NHS in the health service in the South
Dispute over pay continues as doctors say they no longer feel valued
Online interest in roles in Ireland spiked but too early to say what final number of hires will be says organisation that recruited just 110 new consultants since March
With public services buckling, poor educational outcomes, and no functioning executive, the Union is a hard sell
In absence of ‘credible offer’ from health secretary, industrial action set to proceed on Monday
More than 1,000 are hospitalised for disease caused by smoking each year
London Letter: Government makes not one but two U-turns on conversion therapy ban
Lockdown critic tweeted version of Hark The Herald Angels Sing over fresh restrictions
Proposal comes after ambulances diverted away from hospital due to capacity issues
Craigavon hospital had 108 patients waiting on Sunday and only three beds available
Nightclubs to open on Sunday without need for vaccine certs while cases rise
Unvaccinated young people may bring Covid-19 home to people shielding, warns MLA
Minister warns of overstretched hospital capacity and coming ‘unscheduled pressures’
Medical association accuses government of ‘wilful negligence’ in not bringing back restrictions
Paul Given slated for comparing scheme to a demand for proof of treatment for various ailments
UK government’s plan to issue short-term visas to EU drivers denounced as arrogant
Stormont and public appear to have done all they are collectively willing to do
Stormont Health Committee told the number of Covid-19 deaths will not reach a peak for ‘a couple of weeks’
British Medical Association reports opposition by hospital patients to Covid-19 tests
Five deaths linked to Covid-19 on Monday, bringing fatalities to 18 over past three days
‘The state won’t be telling you what to do,’ says Jenrick as scientists warn against move
New research also highlights possible benefits of a third dose of the Covid-19 jab
MP chanted on stage with singer Van Morrison that ‘Robin Swann is very dangerous’
Any delay to unlocking roadmap risks triggering row with some Tory politicians
Indoor mixing and greater physical contact to be allowed in England on Monday
Cross-Border non-essential travel will be stopped by enforcement if needed says Swann
‘If you can smell your friend’s lunch’ you’re too close, and might inhale coronavirus
Residents of Republic with NHS cards can get vaccinated in Northern Ireland
Muiris Houston: There will be no silver-bullet moment of liberation from Covid-19
Tax receipts for first two months of the year were €800m less than same period in 2020
Before the arrival of the hypodermic syringe nearly all medicine had to arrive by mouth
Total of 823 people receiving treatment in North’s hospitals with 65 in intensive care
People are being warned not to add ‘fuel to the fire’ by mixing in groups
London hospitals consider setting up tents outside to triage patients
As if a novel and mutating virus was not threat enough, old political unsayables are part of the public health crisis in Northern Ireland
Health service is facing ‘nightmare’ in January - British Medical Association NI chairman
Archbishop of Armagh seeks urgent clarification on whether churches may open for individual visits and private prayer
Eleven more deaths and another 607 positive coronavirus cases reported in Northern Ireland on Friday
Business leaders seek clarity, saying politicians putting them in ‘impossible position’
Dying with Dignity Bill brings up myriad of ethical, legal and moral issues. It is imperative that both sides of the debate are heard
North’s health department reports 12 more deaths and 516 new cases of Covid-19
Scheduled ending of lockdown on Friday week would be an ‘act of careless vandalism’
Ending lockdown on Friday week would be ‘act of careless vandalism’, says Dr Tom Black
Doctor concerned that service in North could be ‘overwhelmed’ in coming weeks
No compassion when those with terminal illness made wonder if they are burden
‘Complacency set in, people thought they had the Covid pandemic beaten, and they socialised’
Belfast City Council, Ballymena and BT43, BT28 and BT29 postcode regions affected
Move should help hospitality sector, says Foster, as no new Covid-19 deaths reported
Government rejects calls from heads of 15 top health groups for a review of nation’s preparedness
Coronavirus and working from home might have spelled the end for an officewear staple
England has ‘done the right thing’ making masks mandatory in bid to stop Covid-19
Queen Elizabeth cancels plans to publicly celebrate her 94th birthday on Tuesday
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices