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THE chairman of the Loyalist Communities Council has said the DUP needs to "read the public mood" and learn from mistakes made by the Ulster Unionists in the past.

The Last Hurrah Clinton shakes hands with well-wishers outside Fagans Bar in North Dublin after he stopped for a pint. Clinton shakes hands with well-wishers outside Fagans Bar in North Dublin after he stopped for a pint. By Kelly Candaele, Contributor President Bill Clinton’s third, unprecedented and final visit to Ireland as President had all the feelings of a homecoming. And why not? No other American President has devoted as much time, political energy and determination to bringing peace...

According to those in the know, Arlene Fosters leadership of the DUP is coming to an end. The no nonsense Fermanagh woman has survived RHI, the collapse of the Assembly, Brexit and Covid - but the Irish Sea border may prove a bridge too far. Graffiti has already appeared in Belfast spelling out the message Foster must go, and according to sources within her own party some agree. Foster could yet retain her position, but the results of a recent LucidTalk poll will have done nothing to help her c...

Joe Biden and the credulous American Left must now see the EU for what it really is The Presidents faith in the EU as a guarantor of the Good Friday Agreement has always been built on romantic idealism, not facts 30 January 2021 • 2:01pm Joe Biden bet his European policy on being anti-Brexit. He made a mistake. In hindsight, the Democratic leadership was always going to be against it and Northern Ireland offered the illusion of a moral rationale. The EU claimed to be essential to the peace pr...

by E.M. Reapy Elizabeth Reapy’s Natalie is one of those characters who stays with you long after you’ve finished the book she occupies. If “occupies” is even the right word, given Natalie’s preoccupation with not taking up too much space in the world. Fixated on her body and her tendency to binge at times of stress, she takes the reader on a journey – both literal and metaphorical. As she moves through the world, the book begins to resemble a series of linked short stories more th...

Elaine and David Simpson Ms Templetons husband, Andrew Wilson, worked for the company as a sales executive but was later sacked for gross misconduct - though he appealed the decision. There is no suggestion the firm did not adhere to proper employment law guidelines in relation to Mr Wilsons alleged conduct. During their affair Simpson sent Ms Templeton approximately 11,000 texts, some of which Mr Wilson is alleged to have shared with Elaine Simpson. Ms Templeton, a mother-of-two, later apologi...

The same negative policy [by the press and many purported human rights groups] extends to other major benefits that Israel has brought to the world, including scientific innovation, medical technology and life-saving intelligence. It goes against editorial agendas to report on the Jewish state in a positive light unless they can somehow twist a good story to turn it bad. Under the Oslo Accords between Israel and the Palestinians in the 1990s, which created the Palestinian Authority (PA), it alo...

WITH her bright red hair, Louise Haigh cuts a striking figure among the mainly grey-suited men on the floor of the House of Commons.

Council ‘didn’t anticipate how many people would be in city centre’ for doomed Nottingham Christmas market It closed after being open for one day 18:34, 11 JAN 2021 Nottingham Christmas Market on Saturday (Image: Nottingham City Council) Join the Secret Elves to get first access to our exclusive reviews of the must-have products this year.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you...

DUP MP Ian Paisley doesnt believe that President Trump’s speech before the siege on the US Capitol “provoked the rioters to break the law”.