Thursday’s knife attack against young children and a creche worker outside a Dublin city centre primary school horrified people across the country. But for the bravery of those people, who included a Brazilian courier, who […]
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has won a significant victory at BBC Radio Foyle in Derry. BBC management have announced that North West Today will be broadcast from 8am to 9am every weekday. A […]
Cassius X: Becoming Ali is worth a watch. Cassius Clay was born in 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky. He changed his name to Muhammed Ali in 1964. His ancestors had been slaves (though one great grandfather […]
The horrific bombing of the Gaza Strip has continued relentlessly, inflicting terrible and unprecedented suffering on the trapped, blockaded population. The death toll has increased daily – more than 10,000 at the time of writing […]
By Anton McCabe and Ciaran Mulholland Veteran East Belfast socialist Willie Nevin has died in his 67th year, after a period of severe illness. Willie, from a Protestant background, was already a trade union activist when […]
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