Tackling hate crime: 'There's so much more we need to do'

There have been a number of attacks on homes in a mixed housing scheme in north Belfast.

Hilary Benn said that a government's first responsibility is to protect the nation.

More than 20 Stormont politicians have spoke to BBC News NI⁩ about the threats, physical attacks, and social media abuse they have received.

The first and deputy first ministers react to the Chancellor's Spring Statement.

Emma Little-Pengelly pays tribute to the last surviving member of "The Few" - John "Paddy" Hemingway.

The first minister was speaking at the Northern Ireland Assembly.

Members of the deaf community were in the gallery as the minister introduced the Sign Language Bill.

BBC News NI asks residents in Dundonald whether assembly members should be paid more.

The assembly speaker told MLAs sittings of the assembly "are not just another engagement in their diaries".

NI Assembly Speaker Edwin Poots warned members that some were not dressing appropriately for the chamber.

Michelle O'Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly say they will talk to Trump about NI's economic interests.

Paul Givan was on a visit earlier to a youth centre in Ballymurphy west Belfast.

Michelle O'Neill has corrected the record at Stormont regarding the age of the teenage boy who received inappropriate texts from the former Irish Senator Niall Ó Donnghaile.

Michelle O'Neill speaks about her party's handling of child safeguarding issues following recent revelations.

Taking his seat in the Commons, the Foyle MP says he read the affirmation to the King "under protest".

Representatives of three of NI's smaller parties have been giving their reaction to the leaders’ debate.