QUB accolade for controversial businessman again delayed after Belfast Telegraph questions

QUB accolade for controversial businessman again delayed after Belfast Telegraph questions

“Six months after saying it was ‘pausing’ an honorary degree for a man involved in a Stormont scandal, Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) has said that it still plans to honour him …” (more)

[Sam McBride, Belfast Telegraph, 22 December]

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