Party to take action amid continued controversy over its attitude towards Jewish people

This portrait explains the roots of a pain that Clapton’s successful career did little to extinguish

Indication of swift action could be ‘extremely valuable’ electorally, John Hume told AG

Mood at DUP gathering also key to any future powersharing negotiations

Daniel Draper’s feature-length documentary on the ‘Beast of Bolsover’ focuses on the man, but misses out on current political concerns

Freedom from torture of having to “make conversation” is not too much to expect when paying by the mile

War and illness tore the family apart in the late 19th and early 20th century

UK elections present opportunity for Sinn Féin as Margaret Ritchie looks to unionists

British leader’s real priority is curbing immigration whatever the economic cost

Opinion: Conservative Party plans change face of modern Britain

Ukip leader says ‘big team effort’ required from Leave campaigners

There is nothing new about the dodging and delaying tactics of the British authorities in the North in relation to ‘dealing with the past’

State Papers 1985: Taoiseach’s view sought just weeks after Anglo-Irish Agreement

Analysis: Performing political somersaults to keep Stormont going was mortifying for him

The 1985 accord meant that power-sharing with Sinn Féin was the only way forward

History suggests that several thousand unionist votes are likely to be cast for Ritchie

James Molyneaux: August 27th, 1920 – March 9th, 2015

Distinguishing between politicians will be almost as difficult as reform

James McConnell, who had been backed by First Minister, questioned by PSNI for two hours

First Minister to meet NI Muslim leaders to demonstrate his support for them