Should Belfast tear down its peace walls?
That's the question being debated in Alexandra Park, where local councillors passed a motion to remove one for the first time.
@killianfkelly reports on the fall-out: 👇
As Liam and Noel Gallagher buried the hatchet for their first show in 15 years, fathers and sons from every generation came out to feel it all together https://t.co/oNdFdB1a19
A 6-a-side tournament full of influencers and air horns is winning over legions of young fans, while claiming to put the fun back into a sport being ruined by money and boring tactics. GQ went pitchside at the finals to find out what all the fuss is about https://t.co/5oXWnt5bVA
They never meet outside of beloved East London boozer The Palm Tree.
But together, Izzy Sapsard and Alan Jackson have spent 30 years creating one of the most iconic jazz nights in London.
Catch up on our weekend read by @killianfkelly:
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Coffee. Gossip. Pulled pork? As Britain goes to the polls, the UK’s newsreaders are gearing up for political TV’s equivalent of the Superbowl https://t.co/w0LCvAzyvR
One of my favourite pieces from the new issue is now available to read online. @killianfkelly sees the rubber hitting the road at the Mid-Antrim 150, a zoom through speed, sectarianism and sabotage in the Northern Irish motorbike scene.