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Wednesday, April 30
'Flexible' Ulster poll date awaits deal with IRA: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Blair-Trimble talks may decide fate of elections: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty and Mark Brennock
Trimble to push for assembly poll to be postponed: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
McDowell calls for IRA clarification: RTE
Trimble is right to demand clear and plain answers from Sinn Fein on arms and war: Irish Independent
IRA's latest 'Riverdance': Seattle Times (Apr 29)
Editorial
Cowen refuses to rise to Paisley tirade: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan and Mary Dundon
Durkan Donning Trimble's Clothes - McLaughlin: Derry Journal
Blast of bigotry sounds start of another Paisley campaign: Irish Independent
Prospect looms of shambolic election: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Talks with Sinn Fein bugged by MI5, claim authors: The Independent
David McKittrick
How bugging revealed Mowlam’s cosy chats: The Times
David Lister
‘Tony's not going to walk away from this’: The Times
Sinn Fein pair seen as legitimate targets: The Times
Michael Evans
Future 'spies' at risk Orde told: Sunday Life (Apr 27)
Alan Murray
Bereaved Families of Loyalist Collusion Poised to Sue MoD: The News Letter (Apr 28)
Ian Starrett
Inquiry could just increase bitterness: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
PSNI recruitment blasted: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
PSNI on course for Patten target: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
IRSP need to get a grip: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 24)
Editorial
Gunrunner to plea for suspended sentence: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 23)
Sean O'Driscoll
Lacking Credibility: The Blanket (Feb 25)
Bert Ward
Political murals must go — Alliance: (from the Irish News, Apr 28)
Patricia O’Hara
Tuesday, April 29
Adams' speech not enough to lift suspension, says Trimble: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
No power-sharing unless the IRA acts, says Trimble: The Independent
David McKittrick
Trimble casts shadow over push for peace: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
Blair asks IRA for clarity: The Times
David Lister
Governments 'within a whisker' of getting deal, claims Ahern: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna
Mutual Assurance Must Replace Mutual Attrition - Durkan: The News Letter
Where the parties stand . . . and what the future might hold: Irish Independent
Keenan says struggle 'far from being over': Irish Independent
George Jackson
Campaigns under way in NI: BBC
Hutchinson calls on unionism to face down Sinn Féin: (from Irelandclick.com)
Colm Heatley
Adams move 'muddies the waters': BBC
Martina Purdy
Axis of prejudice stands ready to gain from elections: Irish Independent
In Adams speak, the IRA is to have the last word: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
The IRA will not be humiliated: The Guardian
Danny Morrison
Gerry was born on a bed of four-leafed clovers: The Times
Michael Gove
Editorials
Reinventing reunification makes sense: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Nelson's death - MoD have still not told family: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Pope’s encyclical on Communion criticised: (from the Irish News, Apr 19)
Valerie Robinson
Loyalists 'behind police shooting': BBC
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Bloody Sunday inquiry to hear from former spy: Financial Times
Jimmy Burns
Monday, April 28
Sinn Fein Leader Pledges Full Disarmament of the I.R.A.: New York Times
Warren Hoge
IRA 'moving towards closure of conflict': The Independent
David McKittrick
Ahern and Blair give Adams a positive response: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Politicians now hope to break deadlock: Irish Independent
Louise McCall
N. Ireland unionists slam Sinn Fein peace offering: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Ulster election in doubt as Adams speech fails to convince unionists: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
McGuinness - 'This is a defining moment. Now others must seize it': The Independent
David McKittrick
Ulster may elect non-sitting assembly: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Deal closer after Adams' speech clears up two out of three crucial points: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling
More questions than answers for Bertie: Sunday Life (Apr 27)
Yet another anti-climax in Northern Ireland: Chicago Sun Times (Apr 22)
John O'Sullivan
Spotlight switches over to Trimble as Adams delivers: Irish Independent
Delay poll and reap autumn harvest: Sunday Life (Apr 27)
Henry Patterson
Further clarification necessary: Irish Examiner
Editorial
All down to the IRA: Sunday Life (Apr 27)
Editorial
Hillsborough And The Anglo-American Agreement To Wage War: The Blanket (Apr 13)
Anthony McIntyre
Nelson died in Florida: Sunday Life (Apr 27)
Stephen Breen
Saville ruling may affect collusion inquiry: (from the Sunday Tribune, Apr 27)
Eamonn McCann
Close links of terror cell members: UTV Internet (Apr 8)
Fullerton Murder Claims Rubbished: Derry Journal (Apr 25)
Ian Cullen
Smyth has Commons Touch for Questions: The News Letter (Apr 10)
Sunday, April 27
Deadline to dissolve parliament hangs over peace: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
24 hours to save the peace process: (from The People)
Liz Trainor
Adams to speak at Stormont as deadline looms: UTV Internet
IRA set to reveal secret talks: The Sunday Times — link repaired
Liam Clarke
IRA has plans to break peace deadlock: Scotland on Sunday
Nicholas Christian
IRA statement release 'could move peace process forward': UTV Internet
Elections to go on ice until autumn: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack & Alan Murray
SF hits out at British demands: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Sinn Fein must treat history as just that: Sunday Independent
Blame game dominates ailing process: BBC
Martina Purdy
Blair is 'close' to a deal he said was sealed five years ago: Sunday Telegraph
Jenny McCartney
Three questions, five years and still no right answers: Sunday Independent
Is the promised land really so near?: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
The IRA isn't going to split up - both sides are agreed: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
They're guilty as hell: (from The People)
Martin Ingram
Top Army officer 'handed over IRA files to Adair': The Observer
Henry McDonald and Martin Bright
Top cop opens can of worms: Sunday Business Post
Paul T. Colgan
Why are the Welsh and Scots so normal?: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Police shot as sectarian riot flares: UTV Internet
Row over memorial service: BBC
IRA is not the real Army, says Fine Gael TD: Sunday Independent
Don Lavery
Police examine IRA investments: The Sunday Times
Maeve Sheehan
Border Protestants live in fear of a hopeless future: Impartial Reporter (Apr 17)
NIO announces 'Troubles money': BBC
Celtic party to banish bigotry: Sunday Herald
Jenifer Johnston and Liam McDougall
Saturday, April 26
Parties win more time in bid to break North deadlock: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor and Louise McCall
Appeal for pressure on IRA: BBC
No British or Unionist Clarity - Says McGuinness: Derry Journal
The push for peace — What should republicans do?: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Greens want 'meaningful' election: UTV Internet
Empey argues against holding Assembly poll: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Trimble slammed over RIR letter: UTV Internet
Indifference to peace process on the streets: (from the Irish Times, Apr 25)
Suzanne Breen
Unionists convinced we drag our heels over change: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
The time is right for Adams to confront old republican demons: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Ireland's reluctant victors: New York Post (Apr 25)
Editorial
The end of the road: The Guardian
Editorial
A moment for clarity in a place accustomed to creative ambiguity: The Independent (Apr 24)
Editorial
Last gasp efforts to avoid a crisis: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
"In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash": The Blanket (Apr 13)
Paul A. Fitzsimmons
Campaign gives Colombia a lesson in political efficiency: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
Stevens Ulster arson claim 'nonsense': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Orde Wright 'snub': Sunday Life (Apr 20)
Chris Anderson
Families move after threats: BBC
Attack on Catholic Family 'Barbaric' - Unionist: The News Letter
Fleeing family gets court protection over identity: Irish Independent
Ivan McMichael
Warning to councils flying the Union flag: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Flag-raisers divisive, says MLA: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 23)
Kim Kelly
Two seized in operation against Real IRA: Irish Examiner
Tony Purcell and John Breslin
Drumcree tensions mounting already: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Friday, April 25
Haass wants elections irrespective of IRA deal: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty & Dominic Cunningham
United States backs Blair demand for IRA peace clarification: Irish Examiner
Mary Dundon and Aidan Hennigan
Sinn Fein chairman won't budge on Blair's demands: Irish Independent
Eugene Moloney
Stormont parties press for election: The Scotsman
John Innes
Trimble 'Running Scared' on Elections: The News Letter
Frustration at political deadlock: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey, Roddy McGregor, Simon Doyle and Brian Campbell
UUP reveal their hand: (from Irelandclick.com)
Jarlath Kearney
Peace and not violence is real fear: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Questions that must be answered: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The choice for the IRA is clear: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Let's get it on Tony: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Army's spy may be 'muckiest stone' in dirty war: (from the Sunday Life, Apr 20)
John Ware
The double agent who helped run terror cell: The Observer (Apr 20)
Henry McDonald
UDA Leader's Murder 'Must be Included in Collusion Inquiry': The News Letter
Is Stevens playing truth or dare?: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Where the blame really lies: (from Irelandclick.com)
Des Wilson
Collusion to kill / Catholic blood on British hands: Minneapolis Star Tribune
Editorial
Let Truth Out in N. Ireland: Los Angeles Times (Apr 24)
Editorial
Soldier's Dublin funeral is first since partition: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
So who's neutral now?: Sunday Business Post (Apr 20)
Pat Leahy
The hope in faith: The Observer (Apr 20)
Henry McDonald
For Heaven’s sake, feel free to express your beliefs: The Sunday Times (Apr 20)
David Quinn
Thursday, April 24
IRA failed on three fronts, says Blair: Daily Telegraph
Andrew Sparrow and Thomas Harding
Sinn Fein angered by Blair's three questions to IRA: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Blair challenge angers Sinn Féin but gets Government backing: Irish Examiner
Fionnán Sheahan
Gap Between Blair and IRA 'May Be Too Big': The News Letter
Trimble backs Blair on IRA: BBC
Deadlock may put Stormont poll at risk: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Stormont members pack up, but have no place to go: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Plain speaking hits peace process: BBC
Kevin Connolly
Why Blair is turning up heat on IRA: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Secret trysts to cosy chats - how No 10 embraced republicans: The Independent
David McKittrick
Still passing the buck on who is to blame for breakdown: Irish Independent
Sinn Fein asked for it...Blair and Ahern wanted it... and we need it: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
'No end in endgame' for war and IRA: Sunday Independent (Apr 20)
In and out: The Times
Editorial
Northern Agreement - Ambiguity threatens fragile peace: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Calling the IRA's bluff: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Price of the truth about Finucane: The Guardian
John Ware
FRU were not alone in the ‘secret war’: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Patriot games for hypocrites: Nando Times (Apr 20)
Marin Sieff
Stevens inquiry exposes NI divisions: BBC (Apr 18)
Kevin Connolly
Looking to the past with 20:20 vision: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Mole Hunt!: Sunday Life (Apr 20)
Massacre casts shadow over trial: Irish Echo
Stephen McKinley
Outrage as two boys are tarred: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Terrorists 'are child abusers': Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge
Wednesday, April 23
IRA 'was ready to make major move on weapons': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Blair to reject IRA offer: RTE
Blair set to disclose new push for North deal today: Irish Independent
Alison O'Connor
United Ireland possible only with consent - SDLP: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
NI deal possible says Adams: BBC
Prospect of a republican split unlikely: (from the Irish News)
Patrick Murphy
"We won the war, Now let's win the peace": The Blanket
Of peace and protest for Irish on Easter: Newark Star Ledger (Apr 21)
John Farmer
Rescuing peace in N. Ireland: Cleveland Plain Dealer (Apr 18)
Editorial
Let's Drop the Blame Game: Derry Journal (Apr 18)
Editorial
Peace will bloom again: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 21)
Editorial
RIR a casualty of changing times: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
'First They Murdered Stephen, Then the Truth': Derry Journal (Apr 18)
Names left out to protect future court proceedings: The Times (Apr 18)
David Lister
Brian Nelson: The Guardian (Apr 17)
Paul Foot
Chilling collusion / British forces aided Protestant killers in Belfast: Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Editorial
Judicial Inquiry into Fincuane Murder: Derry Journal (Apr 18)
Editorial
Murder in Ireland: Albany Times Union (Apr 22)
Editorial
Cabinet poser on full British honours for Irish soldier: Dublin Daily (Apr 17)
Ken Whelan
Dublin-born Irish Guardsman killed in Iraq to be laid to rest today: Irish Examiner
Eddie Cassidy
Anger over restrictions on loyalist band parade: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
Holy Cross School Hopes to Bridge Chasm: The News Letter (Apr 10)
Gemma Murray
New concern over plastic bullets: UTV Internet (Apr 7)
Report on plastic bullets is welcome: (from the Irish News, Apr 8)
Editorial
Tuesday, April 22
Premiers faced with talks collapse as poll looms: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Sinn Fein coup as regiment faces axe: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
DUP claims 'deal is done' on RIR: Belfast Telegraph
Ben Lowry
Do as Countess Markievicz would, North parties urged: Irish Independent
Anita Guidera
Keenan - No go on police: (from Irelandclick.com)
Aidan Crean
IRA gang bosses thwarting peace, warns Trimble: Daily Telegraph (Apr 19)
Thomas Harding
Robinson lashes out at Trimble: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
A Definite Maybe: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Election shambles ahead as the cards fall in favour of the Provos: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Victory for the extremes will doom the Belfast Agreement: Daily Telegraph
Paul Bew
Nothing can be gained from North's farcical poll: Irish Independent (Apr 19)
Killer and liar bids to subvert Stevens report: Irish Independent
The Stevens report was just one more exercise in self-flagellation: The Independent (Apr 21)
Bruce Anderson
Stress must not be on retribution: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Brigadier facing the questions: (from the People, Apr 20)
Greg Harkin
'A force within a force': The Times (Apr 18)
David Lister, Rosemary Bennett and Richard Ford
Claudy Dead are 'Being Forgotten': The News Letter (Apr 17)
Apprentice Boys parade passes peacefully: UTV Internet
'Real' IRA pledges to keep up campaign: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Diesel fraud and eagle-eyed pensioner led to arrest of terrorists: Daily Telegraph (Apr 9)
John Steele
On the bombers' trail: BBC (Apr 8)
Danny Shaw
Slain Irish Guard to be buried in his native city: Irish Independent
Alan O'Keeffe
I'll name Stakeknife - Murder victim's father: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
CIRA fundraisers ‘being disrupted by ex-comrades’: (from the Irish News)
Houses get Irish name in spite of Unionists: Impartial Reporter (Apr 10)
Monday, April 21
Adams hints at divisions in IRA over disarming: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Adams rebuffs 'surrender' call: The Times
David Lister
Ahern and Adams clash over IRA statement: Irish Examiner
Fionnan Sheahan
Only IRA can end peace deal logjam, says Ahern: Irish Independent
Brian Dowling
McGuinness says statement clear: UTV Internet
Ahern says talks 'exhausting': BBC
'Untrue' that UVF saw IRA statement: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 17)
Chris Thornton
Bid to build bridges in North highlights difficult divisions: Irish Independent
An exasperated and final letter to P O'Neill: Sunday Independent (Apr 20)
Ruth Dudley Edwards
Peace process - All sides must make final push: Irish Examiner
Editorial
Collusion unproven - claim: Sunday Life
Alan Murray
UDA gang 'sickened' they had shot Protestant student: Irish Independent (Apr 18)
Soldier at the heart of secret world: The Times (Apr 18)
Michael Evans
MoD backs brigadier amid claims of army collusion with terror gangs: Financial Times
Jimmy Burns
Dogged detective who was not scared off - even by fire-raisers: Daily Telegraph (Apr 18)
John Steele
The ever elusive truth: The Observer (Apr 20)
David Aaronovitch
Government must wait: Sunday Life
Editorial
Uniformed British soldiers for funeral: Irish Examiner (Apr 18)
John Breslin
Honour where honour is due: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 16)
Steven King
Irish Soldiers in Iraq - Past and Present: Wild Geese
Kieron Punch
UK calls for neutrals to monitor hunt for weapons: The Guardian (Apr 16)
Nicholas Watt and Richard Norton-Taylor
Regardless of war outcome, Shannon decision right - Bertie: Sunday Independent (Apr 13)
Jody Corcoran
Resources to help bring the Enniskillen bombers to justice: Impartial Reporter (Apr 3)
A Protestant town for a Protestant people?: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 19)
Alf McCreary
Sunday, April 20
Ahern and Blair set to give up on NI deal: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke and Stephen O’Brien
IRA in fresh blow to peace process: The Observer
Henry McDonald and Martin Bright
Governments hold fire until IRA makes clear move to disarm: Sunday Independent
Alan Murray
Alleged IRA top hawk pushes support for Sinn Fein: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
No happy returns for the peace process: Sunday Telegraph
Kevin Myers
Dancing to Sinn Fein's macabre melody: Sunday Independent
Alan Ruddock
'Flatlining' process options assessed: BBC
Mark Devenport
Sheer gall: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Republicans still dragging their heels: Sunday Independent
Joseph O'Malley
The blame game gives Stormont bad name: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Building a future we can all share: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
British Army ran second Ulster spy: The Observer
Martin Bright, Kamal Ahmed and Henry McDonald
Brigadier is suspended over Stevens report: Sunday Telegraph
David Bamber
Army ‘let informants die to save IRA mole’: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Collusion - the cover-up continues: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
UDA victim breaks 30–year silence: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O’Neill
200 Dead: (from The People)
Greg Harkin
Informer at heart of the UDA: The Observer
Henry McDonald
The denying game: Sunday Herald
Susan McKay and Liam McDougall
Former chief cop told MP Finucane had IRA link: (from The People)
Greg Harkin
More questions than answers: Scotland on Sunday
Mary Fitzgerald
Sir John’s report is stranger than fiction: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
In fighting terror, foul means are self-defeating: Sunday Telegraph
Max Hastings
Drip, drip, drip of corruption and lies: Sunday Business Post
Tom McGurk
Justice for Finucane: Independent on Sunday
Editorial
The Dublin road to truth: The Sunday Times
Editorial
Unionists attempt to get elections suspended again: Sunday Business Post
Sean Mac Carthaigh
Ballot box now the real power: Sunday Business Post
Martin Mansergh
Revealed - Swiss bank linked to IRA Chief of Staff: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin & Jim Cusack
Saturday, April 19
Officials to stay in touch with republicans to end deadlock: The Irish Times
Dan Keenan, Gerry Moriarty and Arthur Beesley
Peace process being jeopardised by 'hoods' within IRA, claims Trimble: The Independent
Paul Waugh
Little cheer at peace process's fifth birthday: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Adams confident of republican backing for peace process: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
The IRA's long, slow-motion farewell to arms: The Independent
David McKittrick
The looming end of the IRA: Boston Globe (Apr 18)
Padraig O'Malley
Good Friday pact's optimism dimmed by grim reality: The Scotsman
Joyce McMillan
Yes - Elections should go ahead after failure of deal: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
No - Postponing ballot better course of action: Irish Independent
Paul Bew
End the bloodshed, IRA widow asks Blair: New York Daily News
Corky Siemaszko
Judge 'unhappy' at Stevens release: BBC
Stevens report gives politicians much to ponder: Financial Times
John Murray Brown
Loyalist victim's mother rejects call for inquiry: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble calls for private inquiry: Irish Examiner
Jane Merrick
Collusion report 'delayed to avoid publicity': Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Former minister 'ignorant of Army collusion': The Independent
Paul Waugh
The secrets Stevens didn't unearth: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
When state forces use terror tactics, terrorism is the inevitable winner: Irish Examiner
Ryle Dwyer
Collusion that led to schoolboy murder: (from Irelandclick.com)
Andrea McKernon
Editorials
Loyalist bid to avoid summer of violence: Irish Independent
Colombia Three Defense Begins: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Mairead Carey
Give us a straight answer, Mitchel: Irish Independent
Friday, April 18
IRA statement 'unparalleled': BBC
Talks ongoing to end peace process deadlock: Irish Examiner
Dan Collins
Tensions rise amid vacuum as peace hopes put on hold: Irish Independent
Senan Molony and Brian Dowling
Allow Sinn Fein to find own political level: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
May election would only reward bigotry and extremism: Irish Independent
Henry Patterson
No weasels here – we’re crystal clear: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
Efforts to secure a deal must continue: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Now is the time for patience: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
British Forces Aided Hit Men, Report Charges: Washington Post
Glenn Frankel
Report Says British Officers Helped Kill Ulster Catholics: New York Times
Warren Hoge
British agents conducted illegal, secret war on IRA: The Independent
David McKittrick
Killing that exposed Army's unholy alliance: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Ministers may be questioned over cover-up: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan and Nick Hopkins
Finucane family fury at 'flawed' report: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Trail that led to collusion probe: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
The first cracks in the wall of silence round security forces: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Thatcher Cabinet pressed on dirty war against IRA: The Times
David Lister, Rosemary Bennett and Richard Ford
Finucane should not have been killed - but he was in the IRA: Daily Telegraph
Sean O'Callaghan
What the secret services got from loyalist terrorists: The Times
Ed Moloney
Turning a blind eye to murder: The Guardian
Peter Taylor
Editorials
Loyalists ‘hired by businessmen to gun down SF councillor’: Irish Examiner (Apr 16)
Kieran McDaid
Bomb at my office a mass murder bid - MP: Belfast Telegraph
Jonathan McCambridge and David Young
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‘Civilian opened fire’ claims soldier: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Thursday, April 17
Blair's strategy on Ulster in ruins: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Ahern and Blair may suspend efforts for North deal: The Irish Times
Mark Brennock and Gerry Moriarty
Showdown as talks hit last chance saloon: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna, Conor Sweeney and Alison O'Connor
North poll on, with or without deal, says Ahern: Irish Independent
Peace Process Should Continue Without Sinn Fein - Donaldson: The News Letter
Trimble restarts war of words over peace: The Herald
Michael Settle
Time for Alice to get out of Wonderland: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
Interesting times ahead in the North as elections approach: Irish Examiner
Noel Whelan
The fruits of victory: Irish World
Tom Griffin
Paperchase on IRA arms has echoes of 1923 Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Who holds all the aces at the poker table?: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
It is time now for IRA clarity on peace: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Force is not enough: The Guardian (Apr 9)
Jonathan Freedland
Donaldson Floats Iraq Role for ex-RUC Staff: The News Letter
Lesley Walsh
Scandal of Ulster's secret war: The Guardian
Nick Hopkins and Rosie Cowan
14 years and £10m but no answers, says victim's wife: The Times
David Lister
McGuinness expresses Stevens’ concerns: (from Irelandclick.com, Apr 7)
Will Ulster's dirty war claim one of Britain's most senior soldiers?: The Independent
Jason Bennetto
Playing dirty was all part of 'big boy games': Financial Times
Jimmy Burns and John Murray Brown
Stevens turns focus on secret agent within IRA: The Independent
Jason Bennetto
Exposing the dirty war: The Sunday Times (Apr 13)
John Ware
Loyalist groups meet disarmament boss: UTV Internet
Alliance calls for shake-up of votes system: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
All RIR battalions 'to be disbanded': UTV Internet
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Ex-Para Denies Shooting Woman: The News Letter
Agent doubts Infliction claim: (from the Irish News)
Wednesday, April 16
Issue of 'clarity' deadlocks peace process: The Scotsman
Alison Hardie
Taoiseach and Blair to meet as hopes of North deal fade: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Splits emerge as time takes toll on peace plan: Irish Independent
Gene McKenna and Senan Molony
Unionists reject IRA terror clarification: The Times
David Lister
IRA 'must embark on a non-military future': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
UUP's General Call to Arms: The News Letter
Ciaran McKeown
Only lip service paid to loyalists - Ervine: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Why America is rapidly losing interest in the peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Sean O'Driscoll
US role should not be underestimated: (from the Irish News)
Ray O'Hanlon
A new world order but fixing the North may be more complex: Irish Independent
No Friends of the Irish: New York Times
Editorial
Let’s reject all ambiguity: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
My part in the dirty war: The Guardian
Martin Ingram
Nelson killing - RUC hoped to charge loyalist: Belfast Telegraph (Apr 11)
Agent Brian Nelson's post mortem a matter for his family, says NIO: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
Ulster double agent cries foul: The Guardian
Nick Hopkins
Justice is the main priority: (from the Irish News, Apr 4)
Editorial
SDLP Replies to Commons Attack: The News Letter
Labour Party 'under pressure': UTV Internet
Family salutes their son killed in war: Irish Independent
John Lawrence
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Soldier admits - I lied to reporters: Belfast Telegraph
Larry Deeney
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