大象传媒

Nine out of 10 children in Northern Ireland who serve a custodial sentence after breaking the law re-offend within a year of being released. How should society best tackle a problem that is costly to victims but also to the state - it costs over 拢300,000 a year to keep a young person in custody. Former Chief Probationary Officer Breidge Gadd and Eithne Gilligan from VOYPIC - Voice of Young People in Care discuss.

The 1932 Outdoor Relief riots in Belfast may have seemed like a pivotal point in history at the time as Catholic and Protestant working class united in the fight against poverty. However, the episode has largely disappeared from the public consciousness. Author Se谩n Mitchell's new book Struggle or Starve aims to change that.