Herald section
The latest reporting from across the Belfast Herald news desks.
Northern Ireland's first regional obesity management service is approved, paving the way for patients in Northern Ireland to have access to weight loss drugs through the health service.
More than a dozen governments condemn Israeli military firing towards a diplomatic delegation in Jenin, West Bank, involving 31 countries including Belgium, Canada, and the UK.
NHS England announces the country will start rolling out a vaccination programme for gonorrhea, using the 4CMenB vaccine, starting in August. This will be the world's first vaccination programme for gonorrhea.
At least 82 Palestinians are killed in Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu states that implementing U.S. president Donald Trump's plan to relocate Gazan civilians is a condition for ending the war in Gaza.
Caoimhe Archibald confirms she will not increase university tuition fees in Northern Ireland above the rate of inflation.
The United Kingdom suspends negotiations on a new free trade agreement with Israel and summons the Israeli ambassador amid the recent Israeli offensive in Gaza.
Israeli military operations in Gaza resulted in at least 85 fatalities, according to health officials. The strikes occurred during a new military offensive launched over the weekend.