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Justice
Catholic youths more likely to be in PSNI custody
A joint study by Queen’s University Belfast and the Department of Justice has found that almost two-thirds of youths held…
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Addressing cybercrime
Opened in 2019, the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s (PSNI’s) purpose-built Cyber Crime Centre is a hub for digital evidence…
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Census 2022: Catholic plurality and increasing secularity
Invented as a state to enshrine Protestantism and Britishness, the Census 2021 results, released in September 2022, have outlined significant…
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Harnessing the power of clean hydrogen to build a future economy
Through utilisation of its natural conditions, Northern Ireland can position itself as a leader in green hydrogen technology, outlines a…
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A sustainable footing
Newly appointed Chief Executive of the Northern Ireland Local Government Association (NILGA), Alison Allen, talks to David Whelan about the…
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Regulating for a net zero future
The Utility Regulator cannot become a “blocker” to the development of a net zero future, says Chief Executive John French,…
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Project Stratum: ‘The infrastructure project of a generation’
Fibrus has been busy making a difference to the lives of people across Northern Ireland, as almost 50,000 householders can…
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Opposing the status quo
Following his party’s disappointing election performance in May 2022, SDLP MLA Matthew O’Toole talks to David Whelan about a move…
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Housing Executive strategy zeros-in to eliminate carbon
As it moves towards its target of producing net zero carbon emissions by 2050, the Housing Executive recently launched its…
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Sunak crowned as latest Tory leader
Rishi Sunak MP has become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, completing the most remarkable political comeback in recent…
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