Brian Feeney

IN July 1966 The Observer newspaper warned the British prime minister Harold Wilson, whom the paper supported at the time, about his plan for a pay freeze to curb inflation. The editorial said: “The [...]

IN an uncanny way the DUP mirrors the Conservative party with which the DUP believed it had a close relationship since 2010.

DRUG deaths in the north are shockingly high. A recent report from QUB, pulling together figures from various sources, showed that drug deaths here

NO, Alex, the fundamental point of your argument – “The reality, of course, is that the DUP and SF worked very closely together to make power-sharing impossible” – is based on an entirely false premise, namely the notion that the DUP ever wanted to share power with any nationalist or republican party.

THE second, extensive, detailed ARINS (Analysing and Researching Ireland North & South) poll findings are in the course of being published in The Irish Times.

ONE of the many problems that arises from being resident in the remnant of England's first colony is that commenting on British politics is a spectator sport. You're not part of it. No-one here can h[...]

Command papers have been on the go since 1833. There have been thousands of them. Some are white, some are green.

A top-class Casement Park is not a threat to unionists – Brian Feeney The Irish News

The crisis in unionism offers the opportunity for a new beginning Brian Feeney The present crisis in unionism offers the opportunity for a new beginning.

So far in these weekly looks at local parties the ones examined - People Before Profit, SDLP and UUP - have been irrelevant to the big picture. This week it's Alliance's turn.