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An election candidate who aims to break the mould
When election time comes round in Northern Ireland, people cry out for something different. They say they’re tired of the same faces, the same parties, the same policies, the same divisions.
In West Belfast one man believes the time is right for change. Step forward local businessman Tony Mallon, who says he wants to create a new type of democracy.
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