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Belfast: Bloody Friday – What impact did the IRA’s Blitz have?
Belfast: Bloody Friday – What impact did the IRA’s Blitz have?

The 21st of July 1972 was the most prolific day of IRA bombings during the Troubles. Nine people were killed and 130 injured as a blitz of 22 bombs d…

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Sam McBride: The IRA’s Northern Bank Robbery and how it almost shattered the peace process
Sam McBride: The IRA’s Northern Bank Robbery and how it almost shattered the peace process

The infamous Northern Bank heist shook the peace process to its core with suspicion immediately falling on the Provisional IRA. The Northern Bank was…

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BelTel Football: NI star Gareth McAuley reveals all about his incredible career
BelTel Football: NI star Gareth McAuley reveals all about his incredible career

The BelTel Football panel discuss Linfield star Joel Cooper’s shock Coleraine switch, Larne’s managerial crisis as Nathan Rooney steps down and North…

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‘Say Nothing’: The ‘Disappeared’ of Andersonstown, John McClory and Brian McKinney
‘Say Nothing’: The ‘Disappeared’ of Andersonstown, John McClory and Brian McKinney

Sunday World Assistant Editor Gerry Millar spent the early years of his career investigating the mystery of those who were ‘disappeared’ by the IRA, …

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40 years of Band Aid: Christmas, charity and controversy
40 years of Band Aid: Christmas, charity and controversy

When the BBC aired journalist Michael Buerk's harrowing reports of Ethiopian famine in 1984, few could have imagined the surprising and enduring lega…

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Left, right, populism and woke – why are the working classes not voting socialist?
Left, right, populism and woke – why are the working classes not voting socialist?


We use them every day, but do the terms left and right really describe our politics today. What is ‘woke’ and why do people hate it? And socialists s…

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Don Anderson: The NI journalist who escaped fall of Saigon as airport burned tells the story of reporting Vietnam
Don Anderson: The NI journalist who escaped fall of Saigon as airport burned tells the story of reporting Vietnam

Don Anderson was one of the BBC’s TV reporters in Saigon during the final days of the Vietnam War. He joins Ciarán Dunbar to tell his incredible stor…

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‘Peace’ game is up for UVF chief Winston “Winkie” Irvine as he finally admits gun charges
‘Peace’ game is up for UVF chief Winston “Winkie” Irvine as he finally admits gun charges

UVF chief Winston “Winkie” Irvine is facing jail time after pleading guilty to firearms charges. It means the well-known loyalist Irvine’s dual-caree…

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'Revolutionary Years' : 1913 to 1923, 10 years which changed Ireland
'Revolutionary Years' : 1913 to 1923, 10 years which changed Ireland

In 1913, Ireland, the whole of Ireland, was an integrated and peaceful part of the UK – albeit one with a strong home rule movement and a strong coun…

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MasterChef's Gregg Wallace: What is being alleged?
MasterChef's Gregg Wallace: What is being alleged?

What are the allegations being made against Gregg Wallace that have led to him stepping down as host of the BBC’s flagship show MasterChef and doe si…

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