TK
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Political commentator, columnist, writer and public affairs expert in UK and Ireland. Visiting professor at Queen’s University and Policy Fellow at Labour Together. Avid Europhile.
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There were 93 homicides in London last year: population 9 million
In New York - population 8.5 million - there were
391.
London's homicide figure is 6 times lower than LA, 9 times lower than Miami, 17 times lower than Chicago.
And it's falling year on year despite the population increasing
In New York - population 8.5 million - there were
391.
London's homicide figure is 6 times lower than LA, 9 times lower than Miami, 17 times lower than Chicago.
And it's falling year on year despite the population increasing
November 16, 2025 at 5:28 PM
There were 93 homicides in London last year: population 9 million
In New York - population 8.5 million - there were
391.
London's homicide figure is 6 times lower than LA, 9 times lower than Miami, 17 times lower than Chicago.
And it's falling year on year despite the population increasing
In New York - population 8.5 million - there were
391.
London's homicide figure is 6 times lower than LA, 9 times lower than Miami, 17 times lower than Chicago.
And it's falling year on year despite the population increasing
The risks were always too high . This disaster should and could have been anticipated. The PM needs to seriously address his poor judgement and that of those around him -starting at the top! www.irishnews.com/opinion/tom-...
Tom Kelly: Latest fiasco may spell beginning of end for Starmer
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September 15, 2025 at 9:03 AM
The risks were always too high . This disaster should and could have been anticipated. The PM needs to seriously address his poor judgement and that of those around him -starting at the top! www.irishnews.com/opinion/tom-...
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August 15, 2025 at 9:58 AM
www.irishnews.com/opinion/tom-... It is a relic of long gone unionist supremacy and hegemony
Tom Kelly: The Twelfth of July is not and never can be inclusive
Orangeism is not part of or central to mainstream British culture; it’s on the fringes. Like an embarrassing uncle who still has to be invited to the wedding
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July 14, 2025 at 8:10 AM
www.irishnews.com/opinion/tom-... It is a relic of long gone unionist supremacy and hegemony
