Relatively small developments came from Thursday, with little substance to new announcements but an evident battle over rhetoric. In spite of these events, the reality of Cop26 appears more-or-less set.
Speaker Pelosi called me over from the stage, wondering how I managed to get to Glasgow from Tennessee
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Órla Mallon talks to two Belfast-based book clubs about how and why they started, what they read and why they meet.
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One journalist who had been to a previous Cop told me that – while larger – Cop26 is considerably more chaotic
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But “only a small number” reported being aware of the two climate bills going through the assembly.
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A series of West End musicals will be playing until the last week of November, when the first post-lockdown pantomime performance will be returning to the famous stage.
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Activist and environmental lawyer Declan Owens from COP26 Coalition Belfast discusses the current state of climate emergency and what students can do to take action.
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A review of Distortion, a play streamed by The MAC theatre in Belfast which details the disengagement of local politics, along with the messy relationships of those involved.
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Stress is an all-too-common feeling that most of us feel at any given time in our life. It is the body’s natural reaction to feeling threatened or under pressure. A little bit of stress can motivate us to achieve things in our day-to-day life, but too much stress can impact negatively upon our mental and physical health.
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The extreme actions of climate activist groups have garnered them both allies and critics. But do their unorthodox tactics actually help their cause?
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