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Speaking on BBC Radio Ulster's Nolan Show on Tuesday, Jim Allister said Patrick Ryan, who is now in his late 80s, should be pursued for his crimes. "I think it's quite chilling when you hear someone glorifying in murder and exalting the activities he took part in," he said. |
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At least two civilians were killed in two separate attacks carried out by unknown gunmen along the Yei-Lasu road on Saturday, a local official said on Monday. Otogo county commissioner Richard Lugala confirmed the incident to Radio Tamazuj saying the two attacks took place at Abegi village. |
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Tanzanian rap group Rostam, made up of Roma and Stamina have shocked many people after showing up at a radio station for an interview accompanied by their medicine men.
The two rapper who are big names in their country decided to do away with body guards and embraced their medicine men for protection instead. |
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“But we didn’t do too badly, no.” The Brighton hotel bombing, which aimed to wipe out the entire British government during the 1984 Conservative Party conference, killed five people and injured 31 others. Mrs Thatcher and many other senior ministers only narrowly escaped unscathed. |
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PARIS: France risks a shortage of frozen sperm if lawmakers approve new legislation that allows single women and lesbian couples access to in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) and abolishes the right of sperm and egg donors to keep their identities secret, clinicians said. |
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The most beautifully-named village in Ireland is marred because it is now the centre of an area where a ruthless criminal gang survives through terror. The very name Derrylin trips melodiously off the tongue. I travel through the village up to 20 times a year and each time I recite the name aloud, unable to resist the lovely lilt of the sound. |
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In the programme, Mr Ryan, a former priest from Co Tipperary, admitted playing a key role in the IRA's bombing campaign in the 1980s, maintaining a network of Europe-wide contacts used to generate arms and money for the terror organisation. He admitted to being involved in the 1984 Brighton bomb, in.... |
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Georgia-watchers are aware for many years now, largely thanks to NDI/CRRC polls, that compared to ethnic Georgians, largest ethnic minority communities – Azerbaijanis and Armenians – are less supportive to country’s pro-Western foreign policy. In April 2019, NDI poll that oversampled Armenian and.... |
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In spite of the order by Gov Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State on Friday that the collection of levies or fees from students of the state’s public schools be suspended, some principals and headteachers on Monday reportedly collected money from their pupils. Barely three days after Gov Abiodun ordered the.... |
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John Travolta v eyesight. With a new film to promote in the shape of the Fred Durst-directed The Fanatic, a cinematic turd de farce with an opening weekend at the US box office of just $3,153, John Travolta recently returned to what he does best – becoming an awards show meme. |
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The singer-songwriter, 77, said that he could not imagine a “President Cameron, Johnson or May” as head of state as he imagined the country without the royal family. Sir Paul told Radio Times magazine that he and his former Beatles co-stars “all kind of liked the Queen” in their younger days, adding: “It’s an age thing. |
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