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The Rev Ian Paisley remains in intensive care
Tuesday 07 February 2012
The Rev Ian Paisley remained seriously ill in hospital tonight as his family maintained a vigil at his bedside.
Martin McGuinness: Pope may visit Ireland in 2012
Wednesday 22 September 2010
The Pope could visit Ireland by 2012, Martin McGuinness said today.
Ian Paisley shows that Rome's enemies aren't all secular
Friday 17 September 2010
Pope Benedict's determination to confront Britain's "aggressive secularism" was put to an early test yesterday – but the anti-religious forces which gathered to greet him on the streets of Edinburgh were quite a jolly lot even if their message was a deadly serious one.
Blair pelted with shoes and eggs at book signing
Saturday 04 September 2010
Shoes and eggs were pelted at Tony Blair today as he attended his first book signing in the Irish Republic.
Finally Tony Blair reveals his side of the feud with Gordon Brown
Wednesday 01 September 2010
Tony Blair has described Gordon Brown as "maddening" and "difficult" when he was his Chancellor but has defended his decision not to sack him or try to stop him becoming Prime Minister.
Andy McSmith: Blair's book reads less like a memoir, more like a long memo to his staff
Wednesday 01 September 2010
Compared with these extracts, the memoir by Peter Mandelson is downright racy
Paisley's son fights claims he has sold out
Thursday 15 April 2010
David McKittrick reports on Ian Paisley Jnr's attempts to inherit his father's North Antrim constituency
Leading article: A valediction for a tired and tainted Parliament
Saturday 10 April 2010
The next legislature can learn much from the old one's mistakes
The Regions: Northern Ireland
Tuesday 06 April 2010
Unionists could emerge as crucial allies for either of the big parties
Ian Paisley to step down
Tuesday 02 March 2010
Former Northern Ireland First Minister Ian Paisley will not seek re-election in the forthcoming general election, it was revealed today.
Ghosts, Duchess Theatre, London
Thursday 25 February 2010
Further proof that English theatre is going through a wonderfully positive patch is furnished now with this terrifically compelling and often disarmingly comic account of Ibsen's Ghosts. Not only is actor Iain Glen making a most distinguished debut as a director, but he is turning in a witheringly satiric performance as Pastor Manders, the sanctimonious clerical hypocrite whose real God is not the Lord but his own fearfully guarded personal reputation in a community of small-minded backbiters.
DUP must honour policing commitments, says Sinn Fein
Monday 25 January 2010
Sinn Fein has fulfilled its obligations in government and now wants unionists to do the same to avoid a political crisis, Northern Ireland Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness said today.
Mo Mowlam lied to Blair about her brain tumour
Sunday 17 January 2010
Minister forced her doctor to keep malignancy secret as she took part in Ulster peace talks
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