Unsuspecting targets have been swindled out of more than £80,000 in a spate of scams reported to police in Northern Ireland this week.

PSNI warn over scams after more than £80,000 lost in week

There are now 62,800 people unemployed in Northern Ireland, according to the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency

Almost 2,000 redundancies proposed in July in NI

Shopping centres and all other retailers will be able to reopen in a
significant relaxation of lockdown restrictions.

A rare 17th century penny struck in Northern Ireland has broken an auction
record.

McDonald's is rapidly expanding its store openings across NI for drive-thru or delivery by 4 June

Ulster University has developed an app to check for Covid-19 symptoms.

It also helps perform diagnostics and provides advice.

Producers of species like oysters and trout in Northern Ireland are to receive
an emergency support package.

Northern Ireland faces a "very severe" recession following the coronavirus
crisis, Stormont's finance minister has warned.

More cash is needed to help small businesses in Northern Ireland deal with the coronavirus pandemic, council chiefs have said.

Northern Ireland's First and Deputy First Minister have said the Westminster
government should fund a pension scheme for those injured.

Checks will be needed on some goods entering NI from the GB as part of Brexit but bureaucracy will be kept to a "minimum".

People claiming Universal credit has almost doubled, and fears for Belfast businesses as only one third are eligible for grant schemes.

Translink says it may have to consider suing the Stormont Executive, if additional funding cannot be agreed.

Greenpeace has targeted Barclays high street branches across the country over
the bank's support for fossil fuels.

Fifty two new MOT lifts are to be installed across test centres in Northern Ireland.