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Friday, August 31
Maginnis claims 'vast support': The News Letter
Sam McBride
Former mayor is back in party fold: The News Letter
Fall of Maginnis leaves UUP leader Nesbitt exposed: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
'Shameful disrespect for Maginnins exposes Nesbitt's flaws': The News Letter
Norman Baxter
'Discipline, not gay marriage' behind Maginnis row: The News Letter
Sandra Overend
Residents call for respect over Belfast parade: Belfast Telegraph
Anna Maguire
Loyalist band 'would welcome talks with Carrick Hill residents': BBC
Unionist anger at SF parade alternative: The News Letter
Mark Rainey
Blatantly sectarian – Protestant church leaders blast loyalist parade lawbreakers: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Loyalists create a new flashpoint and shoot themselves in foot: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
SF call for parade re-routing: UTV
Dervock flute band defended: Ballymoney Times
Man in court over riot after Apprentice Derry Boys march: BBC
Sinn Fein MP Pat Doherty backed loyalist band cash bid: BBC
Julian O'Neill
This dangerous madness can march on no longer: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Parades Commission not going anywhere: BBC
Mark Devenport
Republicans probe – Four men held: Belfast Telegraph
Lift court ban says 'IRA victim': BBC
Victims' group to meet Taoiseach over Republic's role in Troubles: Impartial Reporter
Cold case police said mum's 1975 shooting was probably murder... but prosecutions ruled out: Belfast Telegraph
Brendan McDaid
Law chief launches review of 2007 killings: Belfast Telegraph
Sinn Fein attend wreath laying ceremony for local man: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Irish language classes for all levels in your area: Tyrone Times
Call for all-Ireland cardiac services: The Irish Times
Una Bradley
Plot to bomb son of Mad Dog: Scottish Sun
Billy Paterson
Thursday, August 30
Maginnis should not have left – Elliott: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Carson's legacy is safe, but his party's in crisis: Belfast Telegraph
Alex Kane
Party leaders should choose their enemies carefully: BBC
Mark Devenport
How a rational politics has finally prevailed: Belfast Telegraph
David McKittrick and David McVea
Parades unrest 'being stirred up': The News Letter
Parades chair – 'Stormont take charge': UTV
Parades body aware of Dungiven concerns: UTV
Protestant church leaders criticise loyalist bands: BBC
Churchmen show true leadership: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
SDLP slam Orange Order honour proposal: UTV
Paint thrown over Clifton Street Orange Hall, Belfast: BBC
Where sectarianism festers goodwill is always needed: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Kennaway
Lyric Theatre event to remember the Disappeared: BBC
Nesbitt joins in Disappeared appeal: UTV
Tributes to UVF double killer William Hunter: Belfast Telegraph
Deborah McAleese
Does the Labour Party want to take the plunge into Northern Ireland?: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Sport divides and is like war without the killing: The Irish Times
David Adams
Sectarian slogan Rangers supporter dodges football ban: Scottish Daily Record
Celtic not left pining for absent Light Blues (Aug 29): Irish News
Stephen O'Reilly
Stormont failing on economy: The News Letter
N R Greer
Irish language special interests are making us less employable: Irish Independent
No place in Nato without the nuclear option: The Scotsman
Michael Kelly
Wednesday, August 29
DUP and Police Federation clash over parade: The News Letter
Mark Rainey
Dialogue calls in Belfast parade row: UTV
Nelson McCausland – ban defiance 'almost inevitable': BBC
The Journal says.....: Derry Journal
Editorial
Former Ulster Unionist MP Lord Maginnis quits party after 50 years: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Maginnis quits UUP, tells Nesbitt to resign: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Ken Maginnis quits Ulster Unionists in row over gay marriage comments: Belfast Telegraph
Deric Henderson and Michael McHugh
Emails lay bare Maginnis-Nesbitt row: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Last of party 'big beasts': Irish News
Bimpe Archer
UUP peer's resignation wounds Nesbitt: The News Letter
Alex Kane
An unbecoming end to a brilliant career: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Officers from Britain may aid PSNI in Northern Ireland in times of crisis: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
PSNI follow-up with apology to Council: Derry Journal
Top PSNI officers retract letter justifying Derry mayor home raid: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Orange Order freedom of Lisburn motion passes first stage: BBC
SF and Alliance oppose Orange 'freedom': The News Letter
Arrest in Armagh dissident probe: UTV
Man held over Ardoyne riots: UTV
Police 'could have solved Narrow Water': UTV
Narrow Water questions: UTV
Sharon O'Neill
No plan to remove Billy Hunter tributes at Belfast Asda store: BBC
Insurance cover alert for former political prisoners: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
'Nordie' attack is typical partitionism: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
Shinners just not welcome: Sunday World
Paddy Murray
Return to a more peaceful Ireland: The Picayune Item
Wyatt Emmerich
Coalition rift opens over plan to scrap Seanad: Irish Independent
Fiach Kelly
Time to hit the road to halt the Salmond bandwagon: Daily Telegraph
Alan Cochrane
Tuesday, August 28
Warning over Boston tapes; Testimonies could be used to destabilise peace process – McGuinness: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Talks expected after troubled march: UTV
Parade violence could have 'serious consequences': The News Letter
Rebecca Black
Scotsman accused of provoking trouble is refused bail: Irish News
Politicians helped put police at risk: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Unionist outrage is unjust and reckless: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Crumlin Twelfth 'an example to us all' says Parades Commission chairman: Antrim Times
Peter Osborne
City freedom bid for Orange Order: The News Letter
Sam McBride
We need to open our eyes to Iris: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
Blunt Jim put the heat on his colleagues: (from the Belfast Telegraph)
Liam Clarke
Parents of IRA bomb victim never want to know killer's identity: Irish Examiner
Nick Bramhill
Floral tributes for convicted murderer: UTV
The secret justice bill nurtures a culture of impunity: Guardian.co.uk
Brian Gormally
Drumcree – unlikely setting for a republican love story: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Kilpatrick
Happy Days, of All Kinds, for a Town in Ulster: New York Times
Roslyn Sulcas
Transparency urged as extent of Nama's property portfolio emerges: Belfast Telegraph
Margaret Canning
Martin will never remake FF after what his party did: Irish Independent
Bruce Arnold
Confusion and fear grips Scottish clubs (Jul 16): Irish News
Gavin McCafferty
Monday, August 27
Bishop slams band over march past church: Belfast Telegraph
Priest offers to meet loyal order: UTV
Robinson tells Paterson – Disband parades body: Irish News
Simon Cunningham
Man in court after Belfast parade trouble: BBC
Commission caving in to groups – Storey claims: Ballymoney Times
Politicians should rule on parades: The News Letter
Alex Kane
DCC says she hopes PSNI can learn from mistake: Derry Journal
Andrew Quinn
No gold for politicians as reforms fall at first hurdle (Aug 15): Belfast Telegraph
Tom Moseley
Ceremony commemorates forgotten policemen of War of Independence: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Old ghosts will haunt you, Enda (Aug 26): Sunday Independent
Editorial
Nama must be open over assets: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
The Bible should not be last word for politicians (Aug 24): Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Why independent Scotland must stay in Nato (Aug 24): The Scotsman
George Kerevan
Sunday, August 26
Seven police hurt in disturbances at Belfast parade: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Seven police officers injured in Belfast parade disturbances: BBC
Loyal order blasts watchdog: The News Letter
Mayor refuses to comment on letter from IRA man's family: Tyrone Times
GAA to investigate IRA memorial football match: Mid Ulster Mail
Kenny spins his old guff at Beal na Blah Blah Blah: Sunday Independent
Jody Corcoran
Haughey donates €220,000 to the Tories: Sunday Independent
Nick Webb
Scottish independence – 'Need for talks' on monetary control: Scotland on Sunday
Tom Peterkin
Mystery surrounds the SNP message (Aug 25): The Scotsman
Alex Massie
How would a 'Celtic parliament' really look? (Aug 23): WalesOnline
David Williamson
Saturday, August 25
'Time for parades body to go': Belfast Telegraph
Chris Kilpatrick
Scrap parades body now, Paterson told: The News Letter
Our dream of a tolerant society still a long way off: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Two suspect dissident republicans refused temporary bail: BBC
Claims that dissident republican has been ordered to leave the city or be shot: Derry Journal
Pols back feud victims' plea: Belfast Media
Gemma Burns
Ground Zero architect Daniel Libeskind selected for Maze site: BBC
Mark Devenport
Getting the right details is key in covering conflict: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Dundalk adopts sterling in move to lure North's shoppers: Irish Examiner
Colm Heatley
Why I prefer Padraig Harrington, a proud Irishman, to Rory McIlroy – Love to see him flying the Irish tricolor as he leads golf tournament: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Sean O'Shea
Two centuries of police history: The News Letter
Forgotten policemen must also be commemorated: The Irish Times
Stephen Collins
Call for clarity after DUP man's 'make homosexuality illegal' comments: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Rome's man in Dublin makes his voice heard (Aug 23): Irish Independent
Michael Kelly
Kenny's got the facts and tone wrong: Irish Examiner
Michael Clifford
I'd break up the Beeb – Alex Salmond says independent Scotland would have its own version of BBC: Scottish Daily Record
Friday, August 24
Dissidents republicans on recruitment drive: Belfast Telegraph
George Jackson
Man appears in Londonderry court on explosives charges: BBC
Parades body 'is unfit for purpose': The News Letter
Teenager set fire to car during Twelfth riot, court told: Belfast Telegraph
New cruelty for Marian Price: SocialistWorker.org
Why voters must be able to 'turf the scoundrels out': Belfast Telegraph
Robin Wilson
Website aims to tackle legacy of the Troubles: The News Letter
Loyalist murder victim's family may complain to Ombudsman: Belfast Telegraph
Michael McHugh
'I was sickened by 1972 IRA border attack' – Newry Lord Mayor: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Call for fresh inquest into IRA man's death: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Tebbit savages PM over victims: The News Letter
U.S. and U.K. Entangled in Legal Battle to Release Former IRA Militants' Stories: PBS.org
Kira Kay
Do politicians have no feelings for people their comments hurt?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Devolution of corporation tax could still be a costly decision: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Police museum go-ahead after funding boost: The News Letter
RIC event should go ahead in spirit of reconciliation, says FG: The Irish Times
Mary Minihan
We should not forget debt Garda Síochána owes RIC: The Irish Times
Conor Brady
Question gives both sides of the referendum debate plenty to chew over (Aug 23): The Scotsman
Eddie Barnes
Thursday, August 23
PSNI gaffe 'must not end searches': The News Letter
Community representative says there is a "genuine fear" on both sides: Coleraine Times
Riot accused 'brought supplies' to city: UTV
éirígí Newry meets with human rights group CAJ: Newry Times
Why this death threat must be taken seriously: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Nation building at the Bogside Féile: Derry Journal
Norman Hamill
PSNI praise for parade organisers and residents: Ballymoney Times
'No action' on Carnlough march – Parades Commission: Larne Times
Child petrol bomber charged over 'Derry Day' riots: Londonderry Sentinel
New legal bid to block release of Boston tapes: The News Letter
What will this Assembly's answer be to new reform?: Belfast Telegraph
Ed Curran
Who owns Northern Ireland's 153,000 legally held guns?: TheDetail.tv
Kathryn Torney
Ulster Scots history mobile app could boost tourism: BBC
Task force call as Church of Ireland funds drop £9.5m: Belfast Telegraph
Victoria O'Hara
New police museum secures £6m funding from Westminster: BBC
Simon Hunter
Nuncio calls for 'authentic' faith: Irish Independent
Caroline Crawford and Colm Kelpie
State should recognise sacrifice of DMP and RIC: Evening Herald
Scottish independence panel suggests referendum question: Guardian.co.uk
Severin Carrell
A Union of convenience: The Scotsman
Hugh McLachlan
Wednesday, August 22
Journalists' union seeks talks following loyalist death threat: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Town centre must be 'welcoming to all': Mid Ulster Mail
Stanley Campbell
New moves on flag issue: Derry Journal
Commission's still only game in town: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
So, is time ticking away for Gerry?: Belfast Telegraph
Nuala McKeever
Derry mayor calls for officer's sacking over botched raid: Belfast Telegraph
Donna Deeney
Row after guards stayed as doctors attended to Marian Price: Belfast Telegraph
Suzanne Breen
Band praised for showing 'great restraint': The News Letter
Boy charged with 12 July rioting: BBC
Soldier recalls fatal Massereene gun attack: BBC
Why we need to unravel mystery of secret burials: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Man bailed over 1976 murder: UTV
Probe over sectarian claims by boxing club: Belfast Telegraph
John Mulgrew
GAA told 'stop IRA memorial football match': Mid Ulster Mail
Dublin pays tribute to RIC: The News Letter
'Benefit Reform British style will not work in North' – Brady: Newry Times
Paul Malone
Key address due on Catholic Church in Ireland: BBC
Collins might well wonder at Kenny's sorry State: The Irish Times
Vincent Browne
Three key questions separatists must answer: The Scotsman
Iain G Mitchell
Tuesday, August 21
UDA denies making death threat to journalist: The Irish Times
Gerry Moriarty
Amnesty calls on Ulster Defence Association to lift death threat against Belfast journalist: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
British intelligence deliberately overplayed IRA Olympic threat: Irish Post
Robert Mulhern
UUP survival a question of sex: (from the Irish Daily Star)
John Coulter
UUP man in broadside over Rasharkin 'ethnic cleansing': The News Letter
Magherafelt flags removed at 'convenient time' – DUP: Mid Ulster Mail
Stanley Campbell
Boston College IRA tapes rehearing bid: UTV
Derry Mayor welcomes PSNI raid apology: Derry Journal
Craigavon mayor condemns PSNI attack: UTV
Golfer McIlroy Faces Olympic Question in Pull of Divided Ireland: Bloomberg.com
Colm Heatley
Wearing of the Green gets a lot of screen: Irish Echo
Belfast-set thriller penned by ITN man Tom Bradby arrives on the big screen: Guardian.co.uk
Xan Brooks
The Taoiseach at Béal na Blá: The Irish Times
Editorial
Devolution is defunct – Cornwall must embrace its role in the UK: Western Morning News
George Eustice and Sarah Newton
Monday, August 20
Belfast-based journalist in UDA death threat: BBC
Massereene shooting survivor speaks out: Belfast Telegraph
Lesley-Anne McKeown
Orange Lodge distances itself from Jubilee row: Tyrone Times
Executive gets low marks on this education reform (Aug 16): Belfast Telegraph
Trevor Lunn
Unofficial ceremony for RIC dead at Glasnevin Cemetery (Aug 19): Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Homophobia is new sectarianism in Northern Ireland: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
O'Neill – Members will back rugby bid: Irish Examiner
John Fogarty
Kyle Lafferty – I had to quit Rangers to save my son from bigots: Scottish Daily Record
Olympics could pit Scot v Scot in Rio if Scotland becomes independent (Aug 19): Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Sunday, August 19
Commission stop loyalist band passing church: The News Letter
Michael McGlade
Crowd attacks police with bricks: Belfast Telegraph
Councillor regrets gay 'disease' term: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Adams is a typical Nordie hypocrite: Evening Herald
A reading from the gospel according to Gerry Adams: Sunday Independent
Reconstructing the 'Political Constitution' of Northern Ireland: UKConstitutionalLaw.org
Colin Harvey
Double blow for brave reporter under attack: Sunday Independent
Anne Harris
Freemasons' secrets uncovered: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Bravehearts ahead of peace-in-our-time bandwagon: Sunday Independent
John-Paul McCarthy
GAA vote is boost for Ireland's 2023 Rugby World Cup bid: BBC
Scottish independence – David Cameron offers Alex Salmond referendum deal: Scotland on Sunday
Eddie Barnes
Farewell, disunited kingdom as British bask in warm glow of the union: The Observer
Robert McCrum
Saturday, August 18
Progress? Yes. Change? – Bernadette Devlin McAliskey: Mid Ulster Mail
Patricia Devlin
How truth is still a casualty in dirty war: Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Flag removal is a positive step: Newtownabbey Times
Union Jack is not representative of modern Britain: Irish Post
Robert Mulhern
Disputed parade passes peacefully: The News Letter
Philip Bradfield
Arrests during Rasharkin parade: BBC
Calls to lift bonfire row threats: Derry Journal
RIRA brothers' link to school pipe bomb: Evening Herald
Ken Foy
Rioting accused jailed for damaging electronic tag: Derry Journal
'No end to unwarranted attacks on Councillor Brush' Morrow: Tyrone Times
MI5 approach West Belfast man on holiday: Belfast Media
Gráinne Brinkley
Robinson 'backed Hain in Larkin court battle': The News Letter
Sam McBride
Ally McCoist 'staggered' by level of Ibrox support for Rangers: The Scotsman
Alan Pattullo
Old Firm bosses hit out at Scotland fans for booing Gers midfielder Ian Black: Scottish Daily Record
Others will demand a say in independence: The Scotsman
Ruth Wishart
The 'Goldilocks option' for Scottish independence would be so very British: Guardian.co.uk
Jonathan Freedland
Scottish independence – Tony Benn: 'UK split would divide me with a knife': The Scotsman
Tom Peterkin
Britain – the country of Mohammed: The Spectator
Fraser Nelson
Friday, August 17
Fury as parades body cuts band numbers permitted for parade: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Kilpatrick
Brady meets Parades Commission and PSNI ahead of Newry parades: Newry Times
Paul Malone
IRSP save King Billy: Derry Journal
Why Gerry, or Martin, can't admit to having been in the IRA: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Assembly reduction is gesture politics: The News Letter
Michael Shilliday
Teenagers leave after masked men bonfire row threat: Derry Journal
Bonfires still a burning issue: Derry Journal
22-year-old man charged over 12 July Belfast violence: RTE
Adams doesn't like Thursdays (Aug 16): Irish Independent
Editorial
How can we give young people hope for future?: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
Our ship has not sailed yet on a brighter future (Jun 7): Belfast Telegraph
Mike Smith
Katie Taylor's faith makes media throw in the towel: The Irish Times
John Waters
Let's not force athletes into Games of two halves: Irish Independent
Martina Devlin
Property woes hold N Ireland back: Financial Times
Claire Jones and Jamie Smyth
'Broke' McFeely got rent from 30 properties (Aug 15): Irish Independent
Dearbhail McDonald
Scottish independence – Devo-max option 'could leave 2014 vote snarled in endless wrangling' (Aug 15): The Scotsman
Andrew Whitaker
Professor in bigotry plea to Holyrood: The Herald
Robbie Dinwoodie
Terrorist or prolific liar? Jailed Scottish separatist charged over University of Pittsburgh email bomb threats: Daily Mail
Thursday, August 16
'Meddling' Owen Paterson reveals vision for a revamped Stormont: Belfast Telegraph
Liam Clarke
DUP support for smaller government: The News Letter
So, is it true that the IRA has not really gone away?: Belfast Telegraph
Alan Murray
Restrictions on Rasharkin parade: UTV
Anger at Rasharkin parade ruling: The News Letter
Legal ban on naming of IRA accused: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Derry teenagers flee city after threat armed masked men: BBC
Court date set for republican cell damage trial: Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland judges use powers to ban naming of alleged drug dealers: Guardian.co.uk
Henry McDonald
Children from Belfast interface areas have a ball: Belfast Telegraph
Anna Maguire
Councillors jostle after 'tramp' jibe: The News Letter
Sam McBride
Segregation still stalks our dream of a profitable future (Aug 2): Belfast Telegraph
Joanne Stuart
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams missed one in four Dail days: Irish Independent
Gardiner to visit Saunderson home: Banbridge Leader
Barnes shows Belfast's true spirit: The Irish Times
David Adams
Clive Owen draws on Northern Ireland Troubles memories (Aug 14): Belfast Telegraph
Pointing the way to Olympic success (Aug 14): Belfast Telegraph
Brian Rowan
Olympic triumph struck gold in our hearts and minds: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Rory McIlroy faces dilemma over 2016 Olympic Games in Rio: Daily Telegraph
Oliver Brown
Will Rory McIlroy declare for Britain or Ireland in 2016 Olympics? – Both Irish and British likely to claim golf's hottest superstar: Irish Voice/IrishCentral.com
Sean O'Shea
Multi-option vote on Scottish independence has defects, say MPs (Aug 15): The Independent
Mark McLaughlin
Patriot Games and Other Scottish Scoundrels: The Spectator
Alex Massie
Brown enters the independence fray (Aug 14): The Herald
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