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Nov 6, 2026
Liam TunneyGUEST
Ms Campbell, on behalf of Ms Donoghue, argued that The Article 8 privacy rights that she enjoyed by law outweighed any benefits of disclosure in this case.
Ciarán DunbarHOST
I'm joined by Liam Tunney, who covered the inquest for the Belfast Telegraph.
Ciarán DunbarHOST
Now, before we begin, the UK justice system operates on the principle of open justice.
Ciarán DunbarHOST
That means that trials are generally held in public and the media can freely report on what happens in the courtroom in order to maintain public trust and transparency.
Jill RutterHOST
Anne Watt, the Chief Executive of Pivotal, Northern Ireland's independent public policy think tank.
Jill RutterHOST
Sam McBride, the Northern Ireland editor of the Belfast Telegraph and the Sunday Independent.
Jill RutterHOST
Professor Deirdre Heenan, Professor of Social Policy at Ulster University.
Jill RutterHOST
And Sir David Sterling, former head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service.
Noel DoranGUEST
And news organisations frequently found themselves at the sharp end of developments.
Colm O'MongainHOST
And when you say that, you're referring to an attack on the Beltane, is it?
Noel DoranGUEST
Well, there were times when news organizations were directly targeted and actually bombed.
Noel DoranGUEST
I did work for the Belfast Telegraph for many years, but before I started there, just over 50 years ago in 1976, there was a direct attack on the Belfast Telegraph.
Noel DoranGUEST
It seemed to have been bizarrely regarded by some Republicans as an economic target.
Noel DoranGUEST
And a bomb in a van was driven into the loading bay.
Noel DoranGUEST
It was an evening newspaper with vans coming and going.
Noel DoranGUEST
Shots were exchanged and the bomb exploded and a production worker was killed in the Belfast Telegraph at that time.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
It's being viewed as a decisive 24 hours that will decide whether an agreement can be reached or whether we'll head into a bitter, acrimonious winter that sweeps Ireland into the kind of unrest we've seen across much of Europe.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
Truth really is stranger than fiction, writes Suzanne Breen in the Belfast Telegraph.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
The paper carries a lucid talk poll which shows that the unelected loyalist Jamie Bryson is by far more popular amongst unionist voters than the leader of the DUP, Gavin Robinson.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
The latter has been a frontline elected representative for 16 years, rubs shoulders with powerful figures in Westminster and has met presidents and prime ministers.
Stephen NolanHOST
See you later.
Stephen NolanHOST
Newton and Deirdre, before you go this morning, it is but one poll, the Lucid Talk poll for the Belfast Telegraph.
Stephen NolanHOST
suggesting that Carla Lockhart is the most popular unionist and suggesting that among unionists and suggesting that Jimmy Bryson is more popular than Gavin Robinson Newton
Newton EmersonGUEST
I don't really know what to make of that.
Jill RutterHOST
Anyway, so my panel is Anne Watt, the Chief Executive of Pivotal, Northern Ireland's independent public policy think tank.
Jill RutterHOST
Sam McBride, the Northern Ireland editor of the Belfast Telegraph and the Sunday Independent.
Jill RutterHOST
Professor Deirdre Heenan, Professor of Social Policy at Ulster University, and Sir David Sterling, former head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service.
Jill RutterHOST
As usual, please post your questions on Slido and upvote the ones you really want answered.
Brent TuckerHOST
uh frank
Drew TuckerHOST
castle again jizz rose sits when he uses a piss bottle okay okay just a statement okay i get no question no answer required okay academic mailbox is what wednesday nights are for for jack murphy the belfast telegraph publish the sunday world and do something called crime world two with long form reporting for subscribers some of those stories opened my eyes this year okay
Jack MurphyGUEST
i'll uh take a look for that thank you
Brent TuckerHOST
um let's go ahead and get it's already been 30 minutes uh man the super chats stacked up real quick uh or else or else we'll be liars and never get into the topic of the show um so uh and i'll do it again i said it on my last podcast we already covered uh what i what i called the history of special forces but what would i i think i really should have called it was the the origins of of special forces because we talked about the oss and and and those things but i never got i never went down its lineage the way you did from 60s 70s 80s 90s
32 MINS LATER
Brent TuckerHOST
Drew, let's go to just a few more Super Chats so they don't get stacked up on us, and then we will get right back into Special Forces history, the Lost Chapters.
Drew TuckerHOST
All right.
Drew TuckerHOST
On the last Super Chat, Jack, we're talking about the Belfast Telegraph published, the Sunday World, He also talked about the channel had an episode this week about a documentary called Busted about smuggling from South America into Europe through Ireland.
Drew TuckerHOST
Operations being run out of Dubai.
Samer Abu-SabieHOST
Even more frightening than my mother.
Samer Abu-SabieHOST
She said this in a 2019 interview with Belfast Telegraph.
Samer Abu-SabieHOST
Wow.
Samer Abu-SabieHOST
That's pretty special.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
He's denied murdering Ms Mitchell and preventing the lawful burial of her body in June 2023.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
That story's on the front of the Belfast Telegraph and the Irish News.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
The defence forces are warning of a high national security risk in the absence of a defence strategy.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
Conor Gallagher in the Irish Times reports on confidential assessments by the defence forces, which said the absence of a national security strategy would result in an incoherent military defence of the state's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
He's denied murdering Ms Mitchell and preventing the lawful burial of her body in June 2023.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
That story's on the front of the Belfast Telegraph and the Irish News.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
Dublin Zoo wants you to trade in your old phone to help endangered gorillas.
Lisa PereiraCORRESPONDENT
That's in the Irish Daily Star.
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