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Mary Nelis

United we stand Bags were in the news this week. Channel Four traced the journey from Brazil to London of woman's handbags made with the rings of cans and crocheted by women from the poorest areas of that country. The ingenuity and craft of women who turned some

A Valentine's Day tragedy Thirty years ago on Valentines Day 1979, a British soldier was shot dead at the junction of Wapping Lane and Abercorn Road. The death of the soldier would impact on the lives of four young men and their families and would set in train a series of eve

ABOVE THE LAW It was an IMC report that identified the UDA as the attackers of Paul McCauley. The 29 year old Derry civil servant was at a barbecue with some friends in a house in the Chapel Road area of the Waterside on a bright sunny evening in July 2006 when he

Maintaining educational apartheid I suspect that it's a case of 'the devil ye know is better than the one ye don't 'even if it means cutting off our nose to spite our face. That appears to be the situation in respect of the Ministers proposals on what will replace the

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