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Politics in Northern Ireland isn’t for the faint-hearted, and anyone entering the electoral arena must be prepared for the rough and tumble of debate.

An SDLP candidate in the upcoming council elections is the latest to experience intimidation after he was shouted at, followed and had election posters stolen.

The idea of Tony Blair as a man of peace is the sickest of sick jokes.

Double agent Freddie Scappaticci died an incredibly wealthy man who had built up an investment and property portfolio, according to the former British military intelligence officer who outed him as Stakeknife.

Double agent Freddie Scappaticci died an incredibly wealthy man who had built up an investment and property portfolio, according to the former British military intelligence officer who outed him as Stakeknife.

Jim Allister is refusing to attend next week’s state banquet at Hillsborough Castle hosted by the Prime Minister to celebrate the Good Friday Agreement.

The British security services won’t be alone in breathing a sigh of relief at the death of Freddie Scappaticci, who has taken his secrets to the grave.

Eighteen-year-old Gary McMichael was at a Stiff Little Fingers concert in Belfast’s Ulster Hall when he was told of his father’s murder.

Cait Trainor doesn’t fit the stereotype of an anti-Good Friday Agreement republican.

Peace, wrote WB Yeats, comes dropping slow. And so it proved in Northern Ireland where a deal that sealed the end of our 30-year conflict was finally reached at Easter 1998.