How will the public sector pay dispute end?

How will the public sector pay dispute end?

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Jamie Bryson: Northern Irish unionists 'must go on the offensive'

The scenes at Drumcree in recent weeks revived memories of one of Northern Ireland’s most enduring disputes between unionist and nationalist communities.But while the immediate controversy centred on a short stretch of road in Portadown, loyalist activist Jamie Bryson, who has sp ...  Show more

Is diversity in politics dead?

Democracy rests on the promise that political institutions should reflect the people they serve. But in an era of growing social diversity, persistent inequalities and political polarisation, that promise is being contested.On today’s podcast, Hugh heads to the Royal Irish Academ ...  Show more

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