A recent upsurge in divisive Irish nationalist rhetoric has left a leading anti-sectarianism campaigner convinced “there’s no space in their Ireland” for even moderate unionists.
Four years ago, Sunder Katwala wrote in The New Statesman about “The Farage Paradox” – that the more media exposure the Ukip leader got, so there was a corresponding dip in support for leaving the EU.
Hundreds of quotations to replace biomass boilers with fossil fuel heating systems are being sought by RHI claimants, a figure from the biomass industry has said.
A claim that IRA structures remain in place, and that the leader of the terrorist organisation is issuing instructions from Dublin, must be investigated, unionist representatives have said.
Anne Graham, sister of the murdered Ulster Unionist politician Edgar, speaks (above) in the senate chamber at Stormont on Wednesday night at the close of the Edgar Graham Memorial Public Speaking Competition.
The DUP won’t be backing the prime minister’s “toxic” Brexit deal and the party has not been offered a financial incentive to do so, Sammy Wilson has said.
Recent weeks have demonstrated very clearly how the legacy of the past still has the ability to influence the politics and news agenda of the present day.
A banner at the centre of an anti-English controversy involving Sinn Fein’s president was about ending partition not xenophobia, Michelle O’Neill has insisted.
Sinn Fein will not give ground on the terms of a powersharing deal the party insists it struck with the Democratic Unionists last year, Michelle O’Neill has said.
A proposal by Queen’s University students for police to be excluded from the university campus unless there is a “real threat” was withdrawn last night.
