Roads are closed following what is described as the "worst flooding" in Sion Mills for years.

Michelle O'Neill says a no-deal Brexit is "incompatible with the Good Friday Agreement".

The attack on a Fermanagh businessman is condemned at Masses, as a fresh search is carried out.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

Paul Dunn is due to fly home on Wednesday, but says he is not sure what will happen.

Six fire appliances tackled the blaze at the derelict building on Donegall Street on Saturday night.

Taking on a challenge to photograph a set of massive underground wartime fuel tanks.

Businesses and organisations are invited to apply for funds to support "innovative" projects.

Researchers will examine how minimum unit pricing has affected drinkers since it came into force last year.

Two friends have documented their journey into a forgotten underground depot used during World War Two.

Glasgow Clan coach Zack Fitzgerald challenges his players to produce more performances like the two at the weekend.

Ian McCall has told Ayr United that he wishes to speak to Partick Thistle about becoming their new manager.

Prop Rhys Carre has been tasked with carrying around a symbol of love from Wales to the world.

Scientists are using the trees to study the climate in medieval times.

They reveal a picture of summer rainfall stretching back more than 800 years.

Firms will consider relocating if export tariffs hit trade, the company says.

Wales' Euro 2020 qualification game in Slovakia could be played behind closed doors after Uefa penalises Slovakian Football Association.

Team news, stats and quotes as Wales open their Rugby World Cup campaign against Georgia in Toyota City on Monday (11:15 BST).

The tour operator's failure means more than 150,000 British tourists will need to be repatriated.

Travel expert Simon Calder describes the situation facing travellers and employees of the collapsed holiday firm.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says that people will be taken care of if Thomas Cook collapses.

Sirius Minerals has 85,000 small investors, but the company's troubles mean many are stuck in a hole.

The Met Police says catalytic converter thefts almost doubled due to precious metal prices rising.

The move comes amid mounting calls to ban the products, which have been linked to a deadly outbreak of lung illness.

Help with dressing, washing and meals will be paid for by the state in England, costing £6bn a year.

Party members vote to commit to integrate private schools into the state sector.

The government will fly UK holidaymakers home if the firm collapses, the foreign secretary says.

The government says it is investigating after claims against the PM are made by a newspaper.

The Labour leader is coming under pressure to signal his opposition to leaving the EU "once and for all".

Jeremy Corbyn's head of policy leaves, as the Labour leader defends the party's policy on Brexit.

Help with dressing, washing and meals will be paid for by the state in England, costing £6bn a year.

A health influencer claims it helps to cure chronic illnesses. Doctors are far from convinced.

Parents of children with the condition flew 7,300 miles to buy a "life-saving" drug unavailable on the NHS in England.

Labour is to announce a pledge to abolish prescription charges in England at its party conference next week.

Shadow equalities minister Dawn Butler will unveil the policy at Labour's conference in Brighton.

Kreena developed heart failure after being treated for cancer - but has made a remarkable recovery.