Internal investigation launched to resolve row between The Nolan Show and SDLP after party’s Stormont leader taken off-air in March

Charlie Agnew says his uncle’s death and the Hutchings trial became ‘political football’ in North

‘We’re remembering everyone equally – their politics, or who killed them, is irrelevant’

Rachel Millar (24) chosen by fashion glossy as it celebrates frontline workers

Hutton wrote extensively as a journalist and was a founding co-director of an independent radio production company

Revisiting the issue 50 years on the SDLP co-founder reflects on current state of affairs

Former MP says problem is not sausages but ‘porkies’ from Downing Street

In August 1971 thousands fled south of the Border to refugee camps. Here, some remember that summer

Northern Ireland protocol row has been a reality distortion field – it has made realities seem illusory and illusions seem real

Ulster University is consulting with trade unions and staff on the future of Cain - Conflict Archive on the Internet.

Romanticising the Troubles contributes to the risk of a return to violence, experts warn

Martin Cowley: Incredulity fuelled fear. Why would soldiers open fire?

Bloody Sunday, 50 years on: A blood-stained handkerchief remains a powerful symbol

Judges call for Diary of a Young Naturalist to be listed at once on the national curriculum

Lilian Seenoi-Barr will take office as Mayor of Derry next week. She has faced death threats and racist abuse after she was selected as mayor

The Derry woman who took on the British government never meant to be an activist

The impact of the UK’s departure from the EU and the continuing tensions over the Northern Ireland protocol have reinforced the concept of a united Ireland for many

Former soldier died while on trial for attempted murder of John Pat Cunningham in 1974

The civil rights march of 1968 is seen as one of the starting points of the Troubles

Annette McGavigan (14) was wearing school uniform when shot dead by British army

‘My brother was murdered, an 11-year-old child was murdered at the hands of the British army, and no one was held accountable’

Wife of SDLP co-founder and Nobel Laureate John Hume dies ‘surrounded by family’ in Derry

Sinn Féin and SDLP motion was narrowly passed but opposed by DUP and UUP

186 children died during the Troubles. Joe Duffy and Freya McClements tell some of their stories

Actor James Nesbitt is ambitious for change for the home place he loves. He wants to give a voice to the silent majority in a ‘union of Ireland’

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‘Hugely important’ that charity is named after both his parents, says John Hume jnr

Master of Belfast High Court says MLA’s defamation case ‘an abuse of process’ with ‘no realistic prospect of success’

Family trauma ‘compounded by lies’ spread by the security forces and repeated in media

Pro-EU unionist David Crockett is no longer afraid because no-deal exit has been averted

Influence of wife of late former SDLP leader highlighted by mourners at funeral

@BorderIrish account has over 100,000 followers, but is retiring as Brexit begins

Vague rules surrounding trigger mean decisions either way could face judicial review

Figures underline extent of health service crisis in North, which is struggling with budgetary pressures and has no minister for health due to Stormont suspension

The writer was known to generations of teenagers in Northern Ireland as the creator of Belfast’s star-crossed lovers

Alliance Party leader talks about her East Belfast roots

The Border on getting started, its worst towns, its promotion and its favourite Brexiteers

Former Labour leader says it is an ‘outrage’ nobody has been prosecuted in relation to Bloody Sunday

TV review: Hoping to honour all of the dead, the programme becomes overwhelmed by the sheer number of fatalities

‘To me we all live on the same island, it’s not a political or religious thing. I just want to run’

The Border is fed up being ignored by the very people making decisions about its future

A life of protest fuelled by socialist convictions, hatred of injustice, and the excitement of rebellion, played out against convulsive changes in Northern politics and society

Cameraman’s footage would become the enduring image of Bloody Sunday

Authors Joe Duffy and Freya McClements claim 186 children under 16 died in conflict

Former RTÉ journalist Tommie Gorman has died at the age of 68.

They want to know what Jeremy Paxman was like, and they are generally disappointed

Mayor describes Hume as ‘a true and courageous peace-maker who made a huge impact in Derry, on the island and internationally’

Lewis says legislation will help victims and families to discover truth about crimes

On August 15th, 1998, the Omagh bomb killed 31. Eyewitnesses relive their memories of that awful day

If there is a lesson in the literature of the Troubles, it is that its legacy is inescapable

The comedian and presenter is ‘really, really smart’, say locals in his home village of Dundrum, Co Down

Prof Neil Ferguson and his girlfriend broke UK lockdown rules. But he’s not a politician

Forty years after Sands’s election as an MP and death by hunger strike, what is his legacy?