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Thursday, October 23, 2008

More problems today

I'm not sure when the problems with the Newshound will be resolved. And, unfortunately, I have an appointment I can't miss so I can't stay to provide the alternative links.

Here are today's links, but none of them will work until the site is up again.

  • Robinson and McGuinness clash again: UTV Internet

  • SDLP says 'rabbit out of hat' over justice ministry: Irish News
    William Graham

  • An election won't solve anything for DUP: Irish News
    Brian Feeney

  • Robinson warns of violence at Army march: The News Letter

  • Commission delay Army parade verdict: The News Letter
    Sam McBride

  • Nationalist councillors accused of hypocrisy over MOD rebate: Londonderry Sentinel

  • Police supported over human rights compliance: The News Letter

  • Human rights fears must not deter police: The News Letter
    Editorial

  • PSNI 'under pressure' to avoid rifts with collusion inquiries: IrishTimes.com

  • Parades Commission mistake lists UDA march application: Irish News
    Allison Morris

  • Call over INLA killer club event: BBC

  • 'I was tortured' Omagh suspect's ex-wife says: Irish News

  • Republican 'moved to English jail': Irish News
    Allison Morris

  • Time for council name change – Campbell: Derry Journal (Oct 22)

  • SF worry over poor Protestant pupils is rich: Belfast Telegraph
    Robert McCartney

  • Campbell rejects group'sproposals on the past: Londonderry Sentinel

  • Work on civil rights not finished – Keaveney: Derry Journal (Oct 7)

  • 'Why we said no to the Civil Rights Campaign': Londonderry Sentinel

  • Scottish independence: the dream that just melted away: The Independent
    Mary Dejevsky


  • Wednesday, October 22

  • Policing issue still deadlocked as parties squabble over small print: Belfast Telegraph

  • 'Clarity needed over issue of intelligence': The News Letter

  • DUP must stop stalling – Anderson: Derry Journal (Oct 17)

  • Intelligence world must remain a secret: The News Letter
    Editorial

  • DUP turning blind eye to murder says Allister: Irish News
    Rebecca Black

  • SF's protest plans 'harming fragile community relations': Irish News
    Allison Morris

  • Dissident republicans' protest 'can't be banned': The News Letter

  • Shinners again show they are bitter infants: Irish Independent
    Kevin Myers

  • Young republicans protest at Magee: Derry Journal (Oct 17)

  • Why this man answered the call to serve: Belfast Telegraph (Oct 18)
    Lindy McDowell

  • PSNI 'needs more rights training': BBC

  • 'No loyalist link' to gun cache suicide: Irish News
    Allison Morris

  • Truth process won't work – senior loyalist: The News Letter

  • Is any side in the Troubles really prepared to confess all?: Belfast Telegraph
    Brian Rowan

  • No terrorist amnesty, say Troubles victims: The News Letter

  • NI truth process will not include amnesty: The Irish Times
    Renagh Holohan

  • Eames – Troubles commission leaks unhelpful: RTE

  • Relatives must have final verdict: Belfast Telegraph
    Editorial

  • Soldiers' identities to be concealed in trial: Irish News
    Barry McCaffrey

  • Pressure increases for Finucane inquiry: IrishTimes.com

  • Omagh trial legal bills 'scandalous': The News Letter

  • Governor knew of jail murder plan: BBC

  • INLA have no authority to police communities: Derry Journal (Oct 17)

  • Former hunger striker McCartney praises 'powerful' new film: Derry Journal

  • Life and death in Long Kesh: The Guardian
    Ronan Bennett

  • The Queen has visited more than 120 countries, and all without a passport: The Times
    Alan Hamilton
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