Contact Privacy Cookie Policy Terms of Use In Northern Ireland, Getting Past the Troubles A decade after Protestants and Catholics agreed on a peace treaty, both sides are adjusting to a hopeful new reality In a once strife-torn Belfast neighborhood where murals today dramatize a message of hope , reconciliation is taking hold. Even so, says Father Aidan Troy, formerly of a Belfast parish, progress must be nurtured day by day: That night, Browne says, he handed over a cache of weapons to fellow members of a Catholic paramilitary unit.

Once again more than horses and riders, many of them with an international pedigree, are expected to compete of a total prize fund in excess of £20, and the kudos of winning one of the major competitions including the TRM/Horseware Grand Prix, the McGinn Speed and the Puissance, to mention but a few.

Blog home Broadband across the UK – how fast is it where you live? The first interactive map of broadband across the UK has been launched today. Find how fast it is in your area The interactive map of broadband across the UK is the first to be launched by Ofcom. Ofcom , the independent regulator for the UK communications industries, has created the map with data sourced from communications providers to visualise broadband infrastructure across the UK.

The colour coded map also ranks areas for the best and worst slowest broadband, with one green the highest and five red the lowest. Click for the full interactive map here London, along with Bristol City and Edinburgh City are amongst the highest ranked for fast broadband. More rural areas, unsurprisingly, are shown to have the slowest broadband with the Scottish Highland, Shropshire, Isles of Scilly and parts Wales such as Powys being scored five on the scale.

The table below shows the information which is shown on the map by local authority listed and ranked.