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May 4, 2024
The composer’s new work, which is to receive its world premiere with the Ulster Orchestra, commemorates anti-Nazi protester Sophie Scholl
April 3, 2024
The reform of policing was more damaging to the UUP than the lack of IRA decommissioning, the UUP told the Government.
February 6, 2024
International opera singer and musical theatre star Rebecca Caine returns to Belfast this month with a show that takes audiences on ‘an older woman’s journey’. She tells Gail Bell that despite the toughness of her industry, she will always be grateful for being able to turn out a “decent La la la”
August 29, 2023
A Stormont department was urged not to “embarrass” schools by asking them to host visits by new education minister Martin McGuinness amid a series of protests at his appointment, archives reveal.The late former IRA commander’s installation as S...
August 24, 2023
There was circumstantial evidence that walkout protests by pupils at Jeffrey Donaldson’s old school were being orchestrated using “misinformation”, according to a declassified government file.
August 24, 2023
There was circumstantial evidence that walkout protests by pupils at Jeffrey Donaldson’s old school were being orchestrated using “misinformation”, according to a declassified government file.
August 23, 2023
Secretary of state Mo Mowlam’s evidence to Northern Irish Affairs Committee in Westminster in May 1999 necessitated 12 clarifications and corrections, files show
June 24, 2023
As part of our Pride 2023 celebrations, we're looking back through the archives at a selection of classic interviews. In this piece, originally published in ...
May 14, 2023
Pop star Boy George has praised a Belfast company’s production of a controversial opera about the DUP and their former MP Iris Robinson.
May 13, 2023
Its Belfast premiere positively crackled, and four years on, Conor Mitchell’s lush, searing satire on DUP homophobia continues to provoke