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Former Northern Ireland secretary highly critical of Thatcher and unionists
Rising Labour star threatens to unseat Tory grandee Iain Duncan Smith
Faiza Shaheen looks to score election upset by turfing out former Tory leader in London
India and Pakistan fans provide World Cup with jolt of adrenaline
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The longer I spend here, the more I love it – the people, the culture, the landscapes
Paschal Donohoe: another self-satisfied Varadkar minister
Donohoe gives off the smug air that has marked many a ministerial radio appearance since Leo Varadkar became Taoiseach
Breda O’Brien: Tebbit is wrong to say forgiveness wasn’t earned
Martin McGuinness: British politician’s remarks underestimate ex-IRA leader
Diarmaid Ferriter: Unpicking McGuinness legacy will take time
Ruthless he was, but crude stereotypes do not do justice to the man or the times
Norman Tebbit says world a ‘cleaner place’ now McGuinness is dead
Daughter of man killed in bombing says McGuinness should be recalled for his efforts to build peace
Bobby Sands: 66 Days review: A gripping tale of terrible times
Structured around Sands’s decline, 66 Days powers us through a socio-political maelstrom
Labour, Tories and Lib Dems join forces to halt SNP
Strategic voting is key as rivals look to block Sturgeon’s influence on London
UK election: Major says SNP would hold Labour to ransom
Ex-PM says Scottish party’s demands would cause ‘mayhem’ if propping up minority government
Radio: Can Norman Tebbit, the Tory terminator, stop the Miriam O’Callaghan juggernaut?
Review: ‘Sunday With Miriam’, ‘Breakfast’, ‘The Right Hook’, and remembering Tony Fenton
New BBC documentary asks ‘Who Won the War in North?’
Journalist Peter Taylor got some surprising answers to his simple query
British PM Cameron under pressure to launch child abuse inquiry
Allegations that well-known politicians abused children in the 1980s have resurfaced
Top Tory Tebbit withdraws McGuinness ‘shooting’ remark
Tebbit tells BBC remarks were not meant to be taken literally but added former IRA commander should be tried
Conservative cabinet member rebukes Tebbit over wish to see McGuinness shot
Villiers denounces former Tory chairman’s comments as ‘highly dangerous’
Higgins tells Cameron he’s ‘absolutely delighted’ to be in UK
President Higgins is attending a banquet at the Guildhall in London this evening
McGuinness criticises Tebbit hope that he might be shot
North’s Deputy First Minister says he visited Windsor as ‘unapologetic Irish republican’
Muffled bell tolls for passing of once mighty Iron Lady
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