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The families of three Belfast boys who disappeared during The Troubles will launch legal action against the British State, claiming that the disappearances were part of a cover-up. The disappearances are explored in the new documentary "Lost Boys: Belfast's Missing Children."

Time is running out to uncover the full horror of the child abuse which happened at the Kincora boys home in Belfast.

The film pieces together possible links between five Belfast children who went missing from 1969 to 1974 and a network of paedophiles operating in the city – apparently with the full knowledge of the security forces

The makers of Lost Boys: Belfast’s Missing Children question who was responsible for a series of unexplained disappearances and at least one death

The publisher describes this book as ‘an incisive, comprehensive history’ that ‘tells the story of how a fringe idea conceived in economics seminars went global’. First of all, Basic Income was not ‘conceived in economics seminars’: it was conceived by such revolutionary thinkers as Thomas Spence at the end of the eighteenth century; and secondly, the

Sara Canning, partner of murdered queer journalist Lyra McKee, on Channel 4 doc LYRA and why she'll always remind the world of who Lyra was.

Utopia can never exist, literally, since the word, which Sir Thomas More coined in his 1516 book of that name, comes from the Greek for ‘not’ and ‘place’. For the avoidance of doubt, More doubled down on the wordplay, naming the governor of his fictional island Ademos, meaning ‘no people’, and the river that runs

Police investigate 15 reports of missing children every day in Northern Ireland.

Elections are approaching. With regard to the elections that elect representatives to the courts of the Kingdom of Spain, there is a new electoral

It's tempting to dismiss the old guard as irrelevant, but a recent gathering of a few happy warriors reminded me how distorted that view is.