Lost City, which premiered at the Belfast Film Festival this week with a star-studded local cast, examines hard-hitting issues such as the impact of gangland crime and violence against women in post-conflict NI

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Belfast shop owner says Breaking Bad and Michael Jackson costumes are a big hit this Halloween

Owls, black cats, frogs, newts, lizards and toads have long been associated with this time of year. We chat to three experts who debunk the superstitions and explain why these animals are magical, but in all the right ways

Charles Corbett and John Maguire were shot in north Belfast in 1976

Display of woollen flowers in Ballyclare a striking Remembrance tribute ahead of Armistice Day

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On the 30th of October 30, 1976, two Belfast Telegraph delivery men Charles Corbett and John Maguire were shot dead in north Belfast. John Maguire’s ten-year-old son witnessed his father’s murder. The boy himself was wounded in the leg.  The men were gunned down by very young members of the UVF. One of gunmen apologised – but fifty years later he couldn’t even remember their names.  Liam Tunney tells the story.