Gail Walker is an editor for the Belfast Telegraph, with a focus on local news and issues in Northern Ireland. She has also had her work featured in The New European. Gail's articles cover a range of topics, including politics, social issues, and community stories, with a particular emphasis on the impact of these issues on the people of Northern Ireland.
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Gail Walker's articles primarily focus on opinion editorials with a significant emphasis on local government and politics, as well as culture and society. She may be interested in receiving pitches related to local government policies, political developments, societal issues, or cultural events within her geographic area of interest.
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By: Gail Walker
It looks like being a wash-out summer here, and though this has been the way of things all our lives, we behave again as if taken by surprise. Bewildered by the grey skies and relentless downpours, even though managing such disappointments and enduring such trials is built into our very psyche.
By: Gail Walker
No one could have been surprised by the near assassination of Donald Trump.
By: Gail Walker
It’s not surprising that the death of Katie Simpson was the focus of a BBC NI Spotlight special this week.
By: Gail Walker
I can’t think there is anywhere else on earth that greets sporting success with the bizarre cocktail of negative attitudes which we in Northern Ireland manage to brew up inevitably and with quite a degree of relish.
By: Gail Walker
I have noted before this has been the year of surprises, on every level. But not even the most astute gambler had Tricolours and Union flags side by side on the march in Belfast on their bingo card for 2024.
By: Gail Walker
We are just emerging from the time-honoured summer media ritual of the A-level results. The story leads bulletins as if it’s major breaking news, not a date that’s been in the diary for months and every year it’s the same old routine.
By: Gail Walker
The latest contribution to the debate about the future of this place so many of us call home is that ‘Northern Ireland is in its terminal phase’, a patient for whom there is no further treatment beyond palliative care and pain relief.
By: Gail Walker
Just look at the state of Britain and Ireland this summer – who could have predicted this mayhem?
By: Gail Walker
A campaign demanding BBC NI reverses its controversial decision to axe sign language provision from its televised lunchtime Newsline bulletin is being launched by Lions Club International.
By: Gail Walker
Nearly 40 years after Titanic was discovered more than two miles below the surface of the Atlantic, the great ship is more lost than ever. Once her debris field was the ocean floor. Now she’s scattered around the world, with thousands of items plundered from her stashed in a secret warehouse and other memorabilia flogged for huge sums to anonymous buyers.
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