Too late for QUB to apologise for expulsion

Bernadette McAliskey has said it is "too late" for Queen's University to apologise for preventing her from finishing her degree.

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The civil rights leader and former MP said the university had refused to allow her to sit her final exams in 1969 because of a complaint about her "extra-curricular activity."

Queens has been contacted by BBC News NI regarding Ms McAliskey's comments.

She was reflecting in the third of a series of special Red Lines programmes.

She also recalled having dinner with the late Muhammad Ali in 1972, and said the boxer was "the most perfect male face I have ever gazed upon".

Ms McAliskey said that she thinks "highly" of Sinn Féin deputy leader Michelle O'Neill, having known her grandmother.

The programmes, hosted by Mark Carruthers, are available as podcasts on BBC Sounds and are being broadcast on BBC Radio Ulster.