Party says grants ‘unsolicited’ but controversy has arisen over when money paid back

A total of 34,832 cases confirmed in NI since pandemic began, with death toll rising to 658

Dr Ní Shúilleabháin praised for raising public awareness of maths

Plane and train maker announced 400 job losses at plant in June due to Covid-19 crisis

Most redundancies are in manufacturing, wholesale, retail and transportation sectors

Total number of deaths from virus now at 1,749, as NPHET warns of rising R-number

Renewable Heat Incentive scheme: Minister responds to report which said many respondents suffered

Investment by US tech giant is supported with funding from the Department for the Economy and Invest NI

Opinion: Hundreds of teacher education students have trained in schools on either side of the Border under an innovative scheme

‘It’s such an honour to be given this award and I’m truly grateful to everyone at Maths Week Ireland’

Maths Week survey finds half of adults use maths actively as part of their work

Ervia and Norwegian group Equinor weighing plan to trap and store carbon dioxide

Brexit means the end is nigh for CAP payments to Northern farmers

Influx of southern shoppers after exit unlikely, states Department for Economy report

Labour shadow chancellor calls on Boris Johnson to take action to save the shipyard

Warning that unless the UK government steps in with rescue plan administrators could seize control of the historic shipyard

Legislation to limit payments placed producers at competitive disadvantage – union

Smaller enterprises with no experience in customs procedures particularly vulnerable, warns North’s Department of Economy

Social unrest, fewer jobs and less fresh food likely in hard Brexit, says NI civil service chief

The cash-for-ash inquiry has shed light on the North’s furtive, unusual political culture

3,400 higher education students cross the Border to study

The London listed company is a sister operation to Dublin listed Greencoat renewables

Brokenshire says health and education departments will receive majority of funding

It’s understood there has been increased support from Dublin since Brexit vote

10 of the 11 respondents have signalled willingness not to accept further company director roles

Companies and individuals received more than £62 million in Renewable Heat Incentive scheme

Education company expansion in North supported by £2m from NI Invest and DoE

Tuition fees and living costs can mount up but there are options out there for students seeking funding

Hotelier Ciaran O’Neill may have hit on a way to get more tourists to travel from the South

New Sinn Féin leader in Northern Ireland calls for ‘step-change in attitude’ from DUP

Former minister Jonathan Bell used parliamentary privilege to make allegations

DUP adviser resigns after being accused of exerting pressure over RHI scheme

Dr Andrew McCormick says likely ‘insider information’ passed on over RHI scheme

First Minister says policy was good but implementation ‘went fundamentally wrong’

Heating firm manager claims businesses left boilers on constantly to generate cash

UUP leader urges First Minister to “consider position” as failings arose under her watch

Competitiveness scorecard shows North in bottom half of survey for many indicators

Science Foundation Ireland and other bodies offer support for 24 projects and 200 researchers

London headquartered interdealer broker is to develop a new technology centre in Belfast

Beginning of the end for Gallaher tobacco company in Ballymena could not have come at worse time for new minister