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The novelist’s new book, based on his Netflix hit Top Boy, draws on his experience of being Irish in London – and of being wrongly convicted of murder. But his status as a former convict cuts little ice in his home city

We’re stuck with Donaldson’s unstoppable idiocy Heaton-Harris’s immovable indifference

Donaldson has reportedly convened a meeting today of the DUP’s officers to decide whether they should return to power-sharing at Stormont.

John Hume, the driving force behind the peace process in Northern Ireland, was born in Derry on January 18, 1937.

Former UDA boss Johnny ‘Mad Dog’ Adair was “scared off and back-peddling furiously” after a stand-off with the security forces at Drumcree.

Burying IRA weapons in concrete in a cave was one of the methods discussed during decommissioning negotiations, secret files have revealed.

Tadgh McNally: Ireland still has much to learn from parallel peace processes: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

Seán Ó Fearghaíl has not decided whether he will return to the next Dáil or ‘go home to count his cattle’

John Hume was not just one of the most influential men in Northern Ireland politics, but in Irish history, as the leader of nationalism throughout most of the Troubles.

Is this the reality TV show where Claudia Winkleman strides around a Scottish castle wearing preposterously large jumpers?