Being against the actions of a rogue Israeli government doesn’t make anyone anti-Semitic

No-one went into a polling booth thinking voting Labour may mean a change for the worse

When I learned that the British government, on New Year’s Eve, had lodged an appeal of the ruling in favour of establishing a public inquiry into the murder of Sean Brown, I was incandescent with rage

Thankfully, for the first time in decades, my annual Christmas book haul didn’t include a single book on the north

As witnessed under the Tories, when public confidence ebbs away, it can become a political tsunami

Too much of unionism still wants to wield a veto

The Sinn Féin leader’s sense of entitlement following the election is staggering

A ‘MIGA’ mentality has thankfully not infiltrated the electorate

The TikTok taoiseach, Simon Harris, is proving he has more energy than Tigger and voters appear to be warming towards him

Former Irish cabinet minister Eoghan Murphy shares his honest reflections about his time in public office in Running from Office - Confessions of Ambition and Failure in politics. It's the best politics book of the year, says Tom Kelly

The next four years will make the fearful McCarthy era seem like a walk in the park

Despite bagging millions from the public purse, the penny has yet to drop for loyalist paramilitaries that they should have gone away

Despite woes in balancing the books, the public will want to feel better

Tom Kelly on the Halloween nightmare for Sinn Féin

Try as they will loyalist agitators can’t eat a flag