Welcome to the weekend and a look back at some of the top stories this week.
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Four years ago this week, the party which for more than a decade has represented the lone voice of anti-Agreement unionism met for its annual conference in Cookstown.
Lockdowns and coronavirus restrictions won't be a "thing of the past" until "the summer and late spring", Northern Ireland's chief medical officer has warned.
Republicans staged a weekend protest at the O'Neills factory in Strabane after the company, which is best known for producing GAA kits and equipment, fulfilled ordered for sports tops commemorating British armed forces.
Health Minister Robin Swann will present a paper to the Northern Ireland Executive on Thursday about how his department will roll out an unprecedented Covid-19 vaccination programme.
The Northern Ireland Executive has agreed to support the local economy through a voucher scheme that could see every adult in Northern Ireland issued with a pre-paid credit card.
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By David E. Sanger, Eric Schmitt, Farnaz Fassihi and Ronen Bergman
Iran expressed fury over the killing of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, blaming it on Israel and the United States. His death may complicate President-elect Biden's intention to restore the Iranian nuclear deal.
"Voters, not lawyers, choose the president," a judge for the Third Circuit Court of Appeals wrote in the 21-page repudiation of Mr. Trump's legal effort to halt Pennsylvania's certification process.
The coronavirus is not a shape shifter like the flu virus, but it could become vaccine resistant over time. That prompts researchers to urge vigilance.
