Loose Women's Christine Lampard's 'sense of fear' as she recalls growing up during the troubles in Northern Ireland
In episode seven, Christine Lampard opens up to Nadia Sawalha about life growing up in the Troubles in Northern Ireland and ...
Pensioner denied Troubles pension despite panel finding she “suffered grievously”
An elderly woman whose husband was shot dead more than 50 years ago has been turned down for a Troubles’ pension despite a ...
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Christine Lampard reveals the 'absolute fear' she felt growing up in Northern Ireland during The Troubles and tells of horrifying incident that happened when she was a toddler
The Troubles was an ethno ... working for BBC Northern Ireland until she moved to London in 2007. During her podcast interview with Loose Women co-star Nadia Sawalha, Christine also opened ...
Murder of Co Armagh woman ‘factor in untimely deaths of devastated loved ones’
The son of a Co Armagh woman killed by loyalists 50 years ago has told how her callous murder was a factor in the untimely ...
Christine Lampard recalls ‘absolute fear’ growing up during the Troubles and shares secret to happy marriage
TV presenter Christine Lampard has opened up about the “absolute sense of fear” she felt growing up in Co Down during The Troubles.
Northern Ireland's Chief Justice insists domestic abusers aren't being let off lightly
Dame Siobhan Keegan says she is committed to increasing the sentences available in The Magistrates Court as well as trying ...
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From Hollywood to Holywood: Red Wolf films puts Northern Ireland on a global platform
NI based Red Wolf Films is shining a spotlight on Northern Ireland as a key global player in the film industry.
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'I remember an absolute sense of fear': Christine Lampard on growing up during The Troubles
"Mum had to scoop two wet children out of the bath, wrap us up as best she could, and get us out of the house. I remember those kinds of things. Looking back now, it's almost crazy to explain it to ...
NI Nobel Peace laureate commits to 40-day fast in protest of ‘inhumane’ war in Gaza
A Nobel Peace Prize winner from Belfast has pledged not to eat for 40 days in protest of the ongoing war in Gaza.
20 Books to Devour If You Can't Get Enough True Crime
So, if immersing yourself in true crime stories makes you feel a little bit braver or a little bit more prepared, then have ...