ALLISON MORRIS

SECURITY CORRESPONDENT

Allison Morris began her reporting career more than 15 years ago, working in the weekly newspaper industry.

She joined the Irish News in 2007 and since then has gone on to collect several awards for her work.

They include: NUJ journalist of the year 2010, Society of Editors news journalist of the year 2011 and CIPR columnist of the year 2014.

Allison is also a regular columnist for The Irish News.

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Consultation on abuse victims redress to commence

News 23 Oct, 2018

VICTIMS will finally have a chance to respond to a consultation into a redress scheme for victims of historical institutional abuse, almost two years after Sir Anthony Hart delivered his damning findings of an inquiry into the systemic abuse of children in care.

New Yorker covers arrest of Belfast journalists

News 23 Oct, 2018

THE prestigious New Yorker magazine has said it is a "perilous times for journalism" around the world in an article covering the arrests of Belfast-based journalists Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney.

Ombudsman asked to investigate PSNI 'bullet drop' video

Northern Ireland news 23 Oct, 2018

The Police ombudsman has been asked to investigate an incident in Lurgan earlier this month, during which a police officer appears to drop a magazine from his rifle in the street.

Allison Morris: Brexit is bigger than any politician or any party

Columnists 18 Oct, 2018

To say the UK government was unprepared for the eventuality of Brexit is the understatement of the decade.

Allison Morris: Disparity that views a car of greater value than a murdered mother-of-seven must be addressed

Columnists 11 Oct, 2018

To use of one set of victims against another is a tactic that should shame any and all of those involved in the practice.

Social worker suggests 11-year-old child may have been partly responsible for own abuse at hands of adopted father

Northern Ireland news 10 Oct, 2018

A social worker told the mother of a child abuse victim that the youngster may have been in some way responsible for sex assaults at the hands of her adopted father.