Business owners are being urged to step up security

BBC Newsline can reveal the total amount of money paid to our councillors

The last minute Christmas panic is well and truly on

Staff are being laid off at engineering firms in Larne, Belfast and Londonderry

The PSNI claim positive results for their efforts over the first two weeks of December

A selection of Christmas Carols sung by children across Northern Ireland

An announcement from AVX in Coleraine followed news of 99 redundancies at the Carrick car-parts firm

How might we generate energy in the future?

The parents of six children thought all their Christmases had come at once

Rememeber when a large part of the fun of christmas shopping was the window displays?

Would there be any Christmas presents under the Stormont Executive's tree?

Child Abuse which leaves the child with long-term emotional damage

Trekking to the South Pole is one of the ultimate endurance tests

In an exclusive report we can reveal that a 16 year old boy has never been to secondary school

Some tests have been conducted on cattle that have eaten contaminated feed

Why can't new houses be built where people are already living?

This week on BBC Newsline we're focusing on children and how and where they spend their evenings

300 new pairs of slippers were handed out in West Belfast today

The former Chief Executive of the IFA, Howard Wells, has broken his silence

Three big names in Northern Ireland business are facing a very difficult future

The local parties are getting ready to do battle at the European Elections

A local ice skating prodigy will perform alongside Russia's best in Belfast in January

A prominent Dublin shop is turning down Christmas music this year

Four police officers lost their lives just outside Warrenpoint

During the Belfast blitz in 1941 nearly a thousand people were killed

A discovery made at the bottom of the Aegean Sea could finally prove how the Britannic met her fate

The risk of HIV being passed from mother to foetus has been significantly reduced.

Lieutenant Michael Francis O'Donnell was awarded 3 military crosses

The Executive Secretariat is advising that a meeting is likely this week

A monument to the man who burnt down the White House has been restored

In just a few minutes the lives of those in Toome Road were turned upside down

Homes in Dromore and Kilkeel may be shut down in the spring of 2010

A new painting depicts the footballer as Christ ascending into heaven

The latest unemployment figures show the biggest monthly increase for twenty years.

The death of a teenage girl has raised concerns about the death toll on our roads.

The downturn in the property market may be hurting many but there may be a silver lining for some

It helped to sink Hitler's most famous battleship The Bismarck and flushed out Nazi spies

The final installment of Peter Cardwell's videoblog from Washington

Many people are turning again to log fires to heat their homes

The minister in charge of the police's purse strings has hit out at the policing board

Americans have elected their new President

A thousand people died in the Belfast Blitz but, until now, there has been no memorial to them

A man of God's word to some, a preacher of hate to others

The police had promised to tackle anti social behaviour

Quitting your A-levels to start a company would seem like total folly in these economic times

The All Ireland Elvis Competition landed in Belfast today

Northern Ireland has experianced its first October Snow in 25 years

Part 3 of our US Election update from Washington DC

We're getting January type weather at the moment. "Unusual but not unheard of" say experts

Three hundred lucky fans got to see Northern Ireland's biggest band up close last night.

The new flagship shopping centre has watched the initial huge crowds dramatically drain away

The second videoblog from Peter Cardwell in Washington.

Ever wondered how a leaf can stop a train?

Top secret files from the eighties and nineties have been opened

However, a Residents Group has criticised the Belfast City Airport Plan.

Confessions is a new play by Belfast playwright Darran McCann

A videoblog from our reporter in Washington

Guess what big band is headlining at Slane Castle next summer?

This year's Remembrance Sunday services in Antrim may have to be moved

BBC Newsline has learned that nearly 40% of young people who commit crime go on to re-offend.

Interview with another mother with a daughter in England

How did the Belfast public respond to National Poetry Day?

Belfast made blockbuster City of Ember is about to hit the big screen.

Glasgow Celtic FC visited the Brandywell to play Derry City.

Northern Ireland are in Slovenia preparing for their World Cup qualifying match.

Special Needs children are facing even tougher challenges when they turn 19.

Would you like to play a part in what BBC Newsline brings to your screen each day?

Diabetes sufferer Colin Holmes talks about how the disease has affected him.

Exploring the hidden gems of the Stormont estate

We've a back stage pass to explore Stormont.

They're back: the little creatures that did so much damage last November

A prize-winning artist has donated a piece of work to the Enchanted Evening event at Botanic Gardens