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Trimble had taken the hits - Paisley snatched the benefits THE past is a foreign country: they do things differently there. This opening sentence from L.P. Hartley's The Go-Between could also serve as the closing sentence for any analysis of Ian Paisley's career as leader of the DUP and First Ministe

UUP must modernise to survive THE Ireland Act 1949 – Westminster's response to the Irish government's announcement that it was severing all links with the British Commonwealth – had one key clause for Unionists: "Parliament hereby declares that Northern Ireland remain

DUP have moved on to UUP's turf During a week in which the media and most parties focused upon the tenth anniversary of the Belfast Agreement, the DUP adopted and promoted the line that "the Belfast Agreement has gone…has nobody told them that it crashed years ago?"

Union of benefit to veryone My Good Friday was book-ended by two interviews. The first was for the Nolan programme and had me pitched against the Rev David McIllveen; an atheist versus a Free Presbyterian on the subject of whether or not Good Friday should be regarded as a

Alex Kane - Why I backed the Belfast Agreement

Robinson can't replace Paisley

In the end Paisley failed to deliver on promises

McGuinness reminds us that the IRA have failed

Transparency will dampen concerns

Rights bill is doomed

Paisley Jnr should resign

Crowded jails are leading to tragedies

Paisley Jnr should resign

An insult to the majority

Race card the joker in the White House deck

Today's vote

2008 a vital year for unionism

The subtle nuances of 'unparliamentary' debate

Opposition key ingredient

Living with unanswered questions

The need for an Opposition

Lessons were learned from the experience of the Home Rule

Both Unionist parties need to broaden their electoral appeal

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