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While Stormont has faltered, relative peace envisioned by the Good Friday Agreement has endured

Consensus can be elusive in a place as deeply divided as Northern Ireland, but the death of its inaugural first minister, David Trimble, has prompted warm tributes from across the political spectrum. The region’s three main newspapers each ran the very same headline on their front pages: “A man of…

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Neither Liz Truss nor Rishi Sunak is a Tory in the sense that he understood it - they show no interest in preserving the union, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The joy of modern technology is that I was able to watch last night’s leadership debate on iPlayer, with a pair of noise-cancelling headphones while my partner, who has no interest in politics, enjoyed an episode ofThe Real Housewives of Atlanta on the TV.

Lord Trimble, who jointly won the Nobel Peace Prize along with late SDLP leader John Hume, died on Monday following an illness.

David Trimble helped end decades of violence in Northern Ireland by shunning his hardline unionist past and negotiating with a former foe in pursuit of a goal they both shared: Peace

UUP leader Doug Beattie laid a bouquet of flowers below a portrait of Lord Trimble in the Great Hall at Parliament Buildings.

Unionist politician who was one of the architects of the Good Friday agreement and served as the first minister of Northern Ireland

Lord Trimble jointly won the Nobel Peace Prize along with SDLP leader and Derry man John Hume

Death of Northern Ireland’s inaugural first minister inspires rare solidarity as role in ending the Troubles is hailed