Gerry Adams defamation case: Spotlight would ‘probably’ not breach UK regulations, court told
Independent media consultant Christopher Banatvala gives evidence in hearing of former Sinn Féin leader’s action
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BBC journalist behind Gerry Adams programme rejects claim she found ‘yes men’ to support killing claim
Jennifer O’Leary said the allegation was checked in good faith
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Former Sinn Féin leader suing BBC over 2016 Spotlight programme
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Celebrations at Dublin’s Bretzel Bakery as president sends congratulations to captain of Christ’s College, Cambridge, team
Irish student leads Cambridge team to victory on BBC’s University Challenge
Dubliner Oscar Despard (22) is studying for a PhD in molecular biology
Northern police drama Blue Lights wins best drama series at Baftas
Irish actors Lola Petticrew and Nicola Coughlan miss out on awards, having both been nominated for the first time
University Challenge Irish finalist: ‘There’s always a Shakespeare question, so I read his complete works’
Quiz show is ‘one of the rare places that knowledge without purpose is celebrated’, says Oscar Despard
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Gerry Adams defamation trial: laughs from the jury, a judge’s intervention and a ‘very fine story’ about a hedgehog
Former Sinn Féin president tells judge the IRA attempt to kill Margaret Thatcher was ‘legitimate’
BBC had multiple sources corroborating claims about Gerry Adams, defamation trial told
BBC Spotlight programme lacked sufficient editorial veracity to be published, witness called by Adams’s team tells court
Who you gonna call? Time for the Midwife Cinematic Universe to shine
With a feature film and a spin-off prequel on the way, the BBC has taken intriguing baby steps to turn Call the Midwife into a franchise
Gerry Adams says he did not sue over allegations of IRA membership because of legal advice
Former Sinn Féin leader has taken High Court action against the broadcaster over claims he sanctionder murder of Denis Donaldson
Gerry Adams tells defamation trial he never joined the IRA
Judge tells jury claims made in documentaries they are being shown may be relevant to the issue of Adams’s reputation
Gerry Adams defamation case: Former Sinn Féin leader ‘not prepared to speculate’ on who was or was not in IRA
Court hears Adams continues to work with families of three men ‘disappeared’ by the IRA during Troubles who have not been found
Message from the Editor: a morass of Government’s own making on housing
Unseemly bickering between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael suggests absence of sense of purpose that might at least ameliorate crisis over course of Coalition’s term
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Gerry Adams vs the BBC: Dublin court recalls era when ‘the consequence for informing is death’
Jury in defamation action against the BBC shown documentary from 2016 that Adams claims ‘maliciously defamed’ him
Gerry Adams tells defamation trial BBC’s response to Spotlight complaint was ‘absolutely arrogant’
Former Sinn Féin leader claims 2016 programme defamed him by falsely accusing him of sanctioning killing of
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Television review: Doctor Who star’s baffling new show is a shameless Traitors rip-off
Denis Donaldson a ‘victim’ of Troubles and viewed as expendable by handlers, Gerry Adams says
Second day of defamation action against the BBC hears former Sinn Féin leader decry alleged ‘hatchet job’ broadcast
Gerry Adams takes jurors in his defamation case against BBC on a very long stroll down memory lane
Former Sinn Féin leader describes formative years in 1960s Belfast to High Court in Dublin
Gerry Adams defamation case: BBC accused of ‘reckless journalism’ over spy killing claim
Former Sinn Féin leader argues attack on his reputation over informer’s death
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Jean Marsh obituary: Creator and star of Upstairs, Downstairs
As well as co-writing the series, Marsh played the part of Rose Buck, a parlour maid, who became something of a sex symbol in the early 1970s
Garda Commissioner seeks to prevent two officers from having to give evidence in Gerry Adams case against BBC
Former Sinn Féin leader alleges he was defamed in a 2016 BBC Spotlight programme
Revolut to offer mortgages in Ireland in autumn
Fin tech company plans to start offering home loans directly through its app, with staff support
‘It’s really a coup’: Irish Baroque Orchestra to make BBC Proms debut with Handel ‘Dublin’ oratorio not performed since 18th century
Irish Baroque Orchestra only the second ensemble from the Republic to perform at the British classical music festival
Mac Gayden, stellar Nashville guitarist and co-writer of 1960s classic hit Everlasting Love, dies at 83
Self-taught musician also played on Bob Dylan’s milestone Blonde on Blonde LP, worked with Linda Ronstadt
Plans to restrict BBC Sounds outside UK delayed
BBC seeking to ensure radio stations can be found on other platforms ahead of shift
Calling extremely early birds: Beckett tickets go on sale 11 years before performances
In Krapp’s Last Tape, Richard Dormer and Samuel West will use recordings they made 30 years earlier, in line with Beckett’s vision
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