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‘We can’t all be worse than men’: Meet the NI-Ghanaian singer using data to expose music industry inequality
For Northern Irish-Ghanaian singer Winnie Ama, music wasn’t a lifelong pursuit, it was something she stumbled into. These days, she’s not only getting noticed for her music, she’s also using the power ...
Hillary Clinton should relinquish her role at Queen’s, challenge Kneecap on stage over Gaza... and see how far that gets her
Donald Trump’s dubious recent boast about “total obliteration” of Iran’s nuclear facilities made headlines, but he wasn’t the ...
NI media to be granted access to family court proceedings under pilot scheme
Journalists will be allowed to report on High Court family proceedings for the first time in NI as part of a pilot scheme.
Food prices rise for third month in a row — but shopping around can help consumers save money
Consumers in Northern Ireland are feeling the pinch after food prices surged for the third month in a row during June.
The Open: Rory McIlroy enjoys privilege previously 'only for Tiger' while Saturday action ‘tweaked’ due to parade
Rory McIlroy's early start proved to be an inspired decision as afternoon starters like Justin Thomas (inset) were left ...
The Open: Holywood’s Tom McKibbin tees off in first group as round one begins at Royal Portrush
Phil Mickelson is set to tee off in the first group on Tuesday morning. Rory signs an Ulster Banner that featured all four ...
Katie Simpson Trust is set up as ‘a beacon of support and accountability for other families’
A trust headed by a retired PSNI officer has been set up in honour of murdered showjumper Katie Simpson, to help other ...
Liquidators say controversial ‘brand builder’ businessman’s claim of bankruptcy is false
Liquidators for a controversial Northern Irish ‘brand building’ business that went bust in March this year have said they are “unaware” of any bankruptcy proceedings involving its former CEO.
Revealed: What your MLA claimed in expenses in the last year
A £1.9m bill for MLAs’ expenses — with a further £9m spent on staffing costs — is “a world apart” from the day-to-day ...
Sports camp row: East Belfast GAA children do us proud – no part of NI should be off-limits for them
Children from a GAA background invited to learn the quintessentially English game of cricket. You couldn’t come up with a ...
‘The Open’s camping is like a music festival but more chill’: Visitors describe ‘ideal’ setting and ‘good spirits’
Almost 5,000 people from at least 31 countries are parking up in The Open’s bohemian-styled Camping Village throughout this ...
Band parade that clashes with The Open will rival Belfast Twelfth: 'We understand the changes don’t suit everyone'
An annual band parade taking place in Portrush on Saturday — coinciding with the third day of The Open Championship — will feature as many bands as Belfast did on the Twelfth.