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Sunday, December 15
Ministers hail talks progress: Belfast Telegraph
Fiona McIlwaine Biggins
Unionists stir political calm: BBC
Mark Devenport
Political Platform: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 13)
Tom Ekin
Police reform chief sees progress: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
Trimble asked to 'stop playing politics': UTV Internet
Critics forced O'Loan to cry: Sunday Independent
Helen Bruce
Unionists accuse MI5 of cover-up: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Durkan is the garden gnome of nationalism: Sunday Independent
Eoghan Harris
Why Andrews is smiling now ...: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Waking up in a United Ireland: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 13)
Geraróid Ó Cairealláin
Those who live by the sword will die by the sword: Sunday Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
IRA torturer was in the Royal Marines: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
Sinn Fein would like a more British Ireland: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Re-routed - Nationalist houses blocked by Orange Parades: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 13)
Adair pours scorn on UDA death threats: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Bomb-maker who killed Nelson now helps Adair: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
'Hell will break loose if O'Hare released,' say INLA: Sunday Independent
Jimmy Guerin
Border Fox seeks peace with victim: The Sunday Times
Dearbhail McDonald
Wrong move at the wrong time: Sunday Independent
Editorial
Adams to get live TV spot for conference: The Sunday Times
John Burns
Saturday, December 14
Adams Seeks Help from U.S.: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Group backs trio but asks for answers: (from the Irish News, Dec 7)
Sharon O'Neill
Mr Ros O'Sullivan - apology: Irish Independent (Dec 13)
Rebuilding trust is still essential: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Trimble criticised over policing remarks: RTE
Vetting 'could deny people careers': (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Rival loyalists want me killed, claims Adair: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon and Mary Fitzgerald
UDA blamed for attacks in city: BBC
Deer, oh deer! Has Mad Dog strayed into snowman's land?: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
Prison to keep Border Fox under wraps for Christmas: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Kidnap gang's trail of terror: Irish Independent
Willie Dillon
MoD criticised over missing documents: UTV Internet
The British State Murder of Pearse Jordan: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Sinn Fein man's bail decision delayed: UTV Internet
Fury over Morrison's 'reckless' comment: Sunday Life (Dec 8)
Stephen Breen
Irish rebels set for revenge on BBC: The Times
David Lister
Match is a red rag to bigots: (from The People, Dec 8)
Editorial
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Soldier denies 'massacre' claim: (from the Irish News)
William Scholes
Friday, December 13
Questions over Trimble briefing: The Scotsman
Jennifer Stewart
Row over cross-border bodies still unresolved: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
Agreement must be completed: Sunday Business Post (Dec 8)
Editorial
One hand giveth...: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Trimble warning on police control: BBC
MI5 role in branch row?: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
Police Ombudsman probe: UTV Internet
Bomb car thief goes scot-free: Ulster Herald
John Carney
Adams upbeat as US trip continues: (from Irelandclick.com)
Respecting Our Differences: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Gerry Adams
Security vetting to be reviewed: BBC
Loyalists gun down their own: Toronto Star (Dec 8)
Sandro Contenta
NI 'faces terror tax': BBC
Crack down on terror - MP: Belfast Telegraph
Tensions mount in IRA/INLA turf war: Sunday Life (Dec 8)
Ciaran McGuigan
The unionist numbers do not add up: (from the Irish News)
Jude Collins
SF denies vote fraud: (from Irelandclick.com)
Plea over Gibraltar voting rights: UTV Internet
'I was made scapegoat' says murder accused: (from the Irish News)
Ulster police call to move Old Firm date: The Scotsman
John Staples
Former Soldier in fair employment tribunal: UTV Internet
All-Ireland riot 'error' a fair cop say police: (from the Irish News, Dec 11)
Marie Louise McCrory
E-mail puts Irish ballad top of chart: Irish Independent (Dec 12)
Isabel Hurley
Thursday, December 12
Trimble protests over cross border bodies: UTV Internet
Throw in the towel, DUP tells Murphy: Belfast Telegraph
Noel McAdam
DUP asked to stop'denigration' of other unionists: UTV Internet
Are the wheels coming off the unionist jalopy?: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Unionists can't cope with power sharing - Sinn Fein: UTV Internet
Forging a Closer Link Between Unionists and Conservatives Like 'Hitching a Ride on the Titanic': The News Letter
Editorial
Alliance Slams SDLP 'Rights' Move: The News Letter
Looking at life in a tainted idyll: Belfast Telegraph
Steven King
Powell's Colombia comments spark questions: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Ben Dunne urges public forgiveness for 'Border Fox': Irish Independent
Nicola Anderson
Ombudsman to look at officer's complaint: BBC
Constantine's message clear: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
50:50 should be scrapped-Foster: UTV Internet
50-50 rule causes a major problem: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
British used psychiatric patient as spy, says INLA: The Sunday Times (Dec 8)
Liam Clarke
Soldier spoke of 'staging' a suicide bid: Belfast Telegraph
Derry Xmas: (from The People, Dec 8)
Opposing RC schools 'like calls to send Irish home': Daily Telegraph
Auslan Cramb
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Scrapped photos of 'low value': BBC
Bloody Sunday Inquiry: UTV Internet
Army witness 'appalled' by Derry deaths: (from the Irish News)
Seamus McKinney
Wednesday, December 11
UUP assured border bodies are suspended: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Murphy to address Trimble concerns: BBC
Police reform chief worried at Patten delay: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Police sick levels go up: Belfast Telegraph
Paisley Claims Lowry Quit 'Cover-Up': The News Letter
Alan Erwin
Threat to new Catholic recruits must be lifted: Belfast Telegraph
One more bold step required on path to policing reform: (from The Irish Times, Dec 5)
John McGarry and Brendan O'Leary
Traditional march and traditional policing - McLaughlin: Derry Journal
Visible Effective Policing, Free from Political Control, May Work Wonders on Political Problems: The News Letter
Editorial
A Cauldron Of Hate And Hope: Irish American News
Joe Leary
Unionist rights still not accepted - Campbell: Derry Journal
Loyalists told to stay clear of Mad Dog Adair: Irish Independent
Alan Erwin
Meehan daughter 'evicted by IRA': (from the Irish News)
Simon Doyle
Soldiers 'mocked' Nelson murder claim: UTV Internet
Bad Manners: McG clan resents Gov flashing the cash: Trentonian
Tom Baldwin
Ulster Scots - nothing but Scotch mist: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 6)
Dennis Kennedy
Increase in plastic bullet use: BBC
UUP condemn Larne attacks: Belfast Telegraph
Educating a new generation for Northern Ireland: Washington Times - InternationalReports.net (2002 report)
Can we ever stamp out Old Firm sectarianism?: Sunday Herald (Dec 8)
Neil Mackay
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Shooting 'would not be unprovoked': BBC
Tuesday, December 10
Unionists claim 'secret pact will bring joint rule': Irish Independent
John Devine
UUP call for amending legislation in Dáil: RTE
Peace would be tribute to men of '98: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Trimble wants closer Tory links: BBC
Trimble faces rebellion over plan for closer links with Tories: The Independent
Nigel Morris
Gregg targeted by bomb making professionals: UTV Internet
Tension as loyalists clashes resurface: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
Friends to foes in bitter UDA war: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
McConville service 'insulting to mother': Belfast Telegraph
Mary Fitzgerald
Catholic who joined British army sues for sectarian abuse: Irish Independent
Britain's New Moral Authority To Shoot Republicans: The Blanket (Nov 25)
Anthony McIntyre
Border Fox should be handed over to NI authorities: UTV Internet
Garda rage at prospect of 'Border Fox' release: Irish Independent
Nicola Anderson
Irish ignored in new Communications Bill: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 9)
Concubhar Ó Liatháin
Mediators 'Needed to Ease Workplace Sectarianism': The News Letter
Kieran McDaid
It's time to use legislation to erase the stain of bigotry: The Herald (Dec 5)
Ruth Wishart
Droppin' Well bombing - 20th anniversary: Belfast Telegraph
Sarah Brett
Celtic fans under fire for flying Palestinian colours: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Hugh Dougherty
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MoD did not anticipate 'shooting war': BBC
Monday, December 9
UUP anger at 'unilateral' amendment of agreement: The Irish Times
Frank Millar
US help to broker Irish assembly deal: The Scotsman
John Innes
Adams in talks on Stormont crisis: BBC
PUP in Provo amnesty warning: Sunday Life (Dec 8)
Alan Murray
Collapse the trial and bring them home. . .: (from the Irish News, Dec 7)
Caitriona Ruane
Keeping wheels of power turning: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 6)
Editorial
Tories seek alliance with Ulster Unionists: Daily Telegraph
Andrew Sparrow and Thomas Harding
Trimble on Tory links: UTV Internet
The new Conservatives: Daily Telegraph
Editorial
Squeezing until the orange pips squeak: (from the Irish News, Dec 7)
James Kelly
Prominent loyalist targeted: UTV Internet
UDA chilly as Mad Dog lives it up in Lapland: Irish Independent
Questioning the Prison System in the North: The Blanket
Liam O Ruairc
War against terror limited as Catholics still shun PSNI: Irish Independent
Dominic Cunningham
SDLP under fire over police shots: Sunday Life (Dec 8)
Alan Murray
Ferris won't be asked to pay back cost of free flu jab: Irish Independent
Senan Molony
Disappeared anniversary plea: UTV Internet
Sunday Life (Dec 8) comment: Sunday Life (Dec 8)
Editorial
Collusion theory drives Kelly murder probe: Sunday Life (Dec 8)
John Hunter
Victim's widow tells of anguish: (from the Irish News, Dec 6)
Sharon O'Neill
New Lodge Survivors tell of horror: (from Irelandclick.com, Dec 2)
Sunday, December 8
Sinn Fein criticise unionists: BBC
Tackling the politics of boycott in the North: Sunday Business Post
Martin Mansergh
Colombia Three's prison hell as rough as it gets: Sunday Independent
Sean O'Driscoll
Colombian trial outrages victim of '70s frame-up: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
From Farc to farce in Colombia: Sunday Business Post
Michael McCaughan
Remember who the Colombia Three really are: Sunday Independent
Alan Ruddock
Colombian trial team sent gardai's letters to London: The Sunday Times
Maeve Sheehan and Rachel van Dongen
Church of Sinnfeinology: Sunday Independent
Padraic MacKiernan
Colombia 3 Case raises questions: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Editorial
Informant mounts court battle to name spies in IRA: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Death-threat man survives as gun jams: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Bastards and Traitors!: The Blanket
Billy Mitchell
'Big rise' in Catholic population: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 3)
North to boost all-Irish schools: The Sunday Times
Liam Clarke
Derry riot after Rangers beat Celtic in Glasgow: The Observer
Henry McDonald
Change? No chance, Jack: The Observer
Stephen Khan
Old Firm ban for Union Jack: Sunday Herald
Neil Mackay
Shared schools plan to tackle sectarian hatred: Scotland on Sunday
Jason Allardyce
Schools where hatred breeds: The Observer
Robin McKie
Tackling scourge of sectarianism: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Learning from NI's difficulties: BBC
Mark Devenport
Ballykelly bombing recalled: Belfast Telegraph
Saturday, December 7
Curtain down on one more Colombia farce: Irish Independent
Susan Garraty
Hill Doubts Fairness Of Proceedings: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Sean O'Driscoll
Observers call on Irish government to intervene: UTV Internet
Murphy calls for move from IRA: BBC
Ahern's Office Blamed for IRA Leak: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Brendan Anderson
All try to spin from same hymn sheet on North: Irish Independent
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Adams addresses Peace Forum: UTV Internet
Seventies Samantha bounces back: Belfast Telegraph
Lindy McDowell
White accuses UDA: UTV Internet
'Border Fox' in transfer to a more relaxed prison unit: Irish Independent
Tom Brady
Rising tensions in Portlaoise Prison: (from the Irish News)
Valerie Robinson
Asking the Awkward Questions: The Blanket
Terry Harkin
Heat on Orde in quit storm: Belfast Telegraph
David Gordon
1,800 murders from Troubles unsolved: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
Hopes for peaceful march in Derry: BBC
Keiron Tourish
'Don't throw it all away: stay away'- calm urged among fans: Derry Journal (Dec 5)
Police to close Belfast pub: BBC
A tale of two towns where bigotry is the norm: The Herald (Dec 6)
Damien Henderson
In Their Battle with Bigotry, the Scots Can Learn From Us, not Least in Terms of Consequences: The News Letter
Editorial
IRA needs to see to Bloody Sunday: (from the Irish News)
Denis Bradley
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Cabinet discussed 'casualties' just days before 'Sunday': Derry Journal (Dec 5)
Bloody Sunday abuse claim: UTV Internet
Friday, December 6
McCartney slams Blair: Belfast Telegraph
Adams to meet Ahern: UTV Internet
Progress urgently needed - McGuinness: (from the Irish News)
William Graham
Durkan Urges New Efforts for Peace: The News Letter
Assembly collapse 'orchestrated': (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
All politics is local: (from Irelandclick.com)
Editorial
Row erupts over police chief's exit in Belfast: The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
Complaint over officer's retirement: BBC
Knock down the walls that block peace: The Guardian
Quentin Davies
Doubt clouds Colombia trial: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
SF says man was asked to spy on republicans: (from the Irish Times)
Suzanne Breen
Hunter wrote to SF before joining DUP: (from the Irish News)
Sharon O'Neill
I am smear victim, says Tory defector: Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble challenged on referendum: UTV Internet
Danny McBearty's Story: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
Bail for four 'gun smuggling' accused: BBC
Mass for Jean McConville: (from Irelandclick.com)
Family anger at British claims: Derry youth 'never classed as gunman': Derry Journal
DUP man's concern over 'no mower' orange songs: Belfast Telegraph
McConnell declares war on shame of sectarianism: The Herald
Alison Chiesa
Beating bigotry: The Independent
Editorial
Thursday, December 5
PM pressed on Sinn Fein 'deal': Belfast Telegraph
Brian Walker
Decomissioning report holds few hopes for the future: UTV Internet
We will recognise SF's vote - Robinson: Belfast Telegraph
Chris Thornton
The struggle for stability: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Say what you mean!: Belfast Telegraph
Eric Waugh
No foregone conclusion on policing: (from the Irish News)
Brian Feeney
Getting real about the peace process: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Path to peace carved by series of chance events: Irish Echo
Jack Holland
Key Northern Ireland official demands IRA cease operations: Boston Herald
Doug Hanchett
Tory MP 'tipped off MI5 about IRA meeting': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
Trimble's parting shot: Irish Echo
Ray O'Hanlon
Voice of integration needs to speak louder: Belfast Telegraph
Una Bradley
Electoral process a 'sham': Sinn Fein: (from the Irish News)
Brian Campbell
MoD secures gag as agent sues: The Guardian
Richard Norton-Taylor
Nairac and the Chinook disaster: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Emotional reminder of Droppin' Well bombing: (from the Irish News)
Editorial
Cashing in on Ulster Scots scene: Belfast Telegraph (Dec 3)
Malachi O'Doherty
Rangers plan website investigation: The Herald
Keith Sinclair
Celtic and Rangers to make plea: Derry Journal
Eamonn Houston
British government 'negligent' over inquiry: UTV Internet
Saville family withdraws papers claim: Belfast Telegraph
Roisin Cox
Wednesday, December 4
End 'Love Affair With Gun'. Sinn Fein Told: The News Letter
IRA pressed to 'stretch itself': BBC
Brian Rowan
Colombia IRA trial stops as witnesses take fright: The Times
David Sharrock
Witness problems delay Irish trio's trial: The Guardian
Ruth Morris and Rosie Cowan
Colombia trial to resume in February: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
This Time Around, Blair Should be in No Doubt Whatever About What is Politically Possible: The News Letter
Editorial
Unionists 'will be driven off boards': BBC
MP names 'most ruthless killer': Daily Telegraph
Thomas Harding
John Major's details found in files of 'IRA officer': Belfast Telegraph
Ex-prisoners have role to play on board: (from the Irish News)
Breidge Gadd
A Liberal dose of jeux sans frontiers: Belfast Telegraph
Gail Walker
Most gun attacks on police are by loyalists: (from the Irish News)
Barry McCaffrey
Sinn Fein inquiry call sparks council furore: Belfast Telegraph
Andrea Clements
Blair says Agreement signing best moment: RTE
The Civil Rights Veterans' Story: The Blanket
Anthony McIntyre
The day of the Ulster Scots has arrived: Belfast Telegraph
Lord Laird of Artigarvan
Inquiry documents claim withdrawn: BBC
Dealing with sectarianism: The Scotsman
Tuesday, December 3
'No progress' on restoring devolution: BBC
Fresh US peace calls in North: RTE
No popping corks for NI devolution: BBC
Gareth Gordon
Talks making little headway, says Adams: Belfast Telegraph
Dan McGinn
Trimble softens stance on the IRA disbanding: (from the Irish News)
James Stinson
DUP policing fury: UTV Internet
The ball is still in the IRA's court: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Blair challenged over IRA 'deal': UTV Internet
Durkan calls for 'agreed' bill of rights: (from the Irish News)
'Colombia 3' refuse to leave cell to face IRA arms trial: The Independent
David McKittrick
Trial of IRA trio starts in Colombia: Financial Times
James Wilson
Colombian rebels 'used IRA manuals': Irish Examiner
Sean O'Driscoll
Colombia trial told rebels had foreign backing: Irish Independent
Paul Melia and Susan Garraty
Heavy security in place as Bogota trial resumes: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Angry scenes outside Bogota courtroom: Belfast Telegraph
Finger of suspicion for IRA spin points to Dublin: Belfast Telegraph
Malachi O'Doherty
Going south? DUP takes a small step: (from the Irish News)
Roy Garland
Ban on Irish citizens 'ridiculous': UTV Internet
UDA hard man lifts veil on life in drag: The Times
David Lister
Women accused of aiding IRA gun-smuggling: Irish Independent
The Ulster Example: Washington Post
Anne Applebaum
Heath postpones Bloody Sunday appearance: UTV Internet
Monday, December 2
Heavyweight team for IRA suspects in Colombia: Daily Telegraph
Jeremy McDermott
Bogota defence to focus on arrest methods: The Irish Times
Deaglán de Bréadún
Colombian leader given protection as IRA trial starts: The Times
David Sharrock
Peace push as IRA suspects go on trial: The Scotsman
Dan McDougall
Public inquiry the only option: (from the Irish News, Nov 30)
Editorial
SF ' to take seats': Sunday Life (Dec 1)
Dr. Ruth Inexpert On Sexy “Irish State” Controversy: The Blanket
Paul A. Fitzsimmons
My life is fantastic: Sunday Life (Dec 1)
Pauline Reynolds
Key secret agent's cover blown in court: Sunday Herald (Dec 1)
Neil Mackay
Spook Exposed: Sunday Life
Stephen Gordon (Dec 1)
Forum is capable of challenging and inspiring: Derry Journal (Nov 29)
Father shot dead on doorstep 'had no terrorist links': The Guardian
Rosie Cowan
McLaughlin slams SDLP-'How low will they stoop'?: Derry Journal (Nov 29)
Heath in firing line over his role in Bloody Sunday: The Times
Ian Cobain
A calculated act of mass murder: Sunday Life (Dec 1)
Pauline Reynolds
Slaughter in the New Lodge: (from Irelandclick.com, Nov 28)
Andrea McKernon
Sculpture tribute to bomb victims: UTV Internet
Backbench anger as Blair rules out repeal of anti-Catholic law: Sunday Herald (Dec 1)
Douglas Fraser
Sunday, December 1
Despite recent forum, peace depends on IRA, British satisfaction: Boston Herald
Jim Dee
IRA peace claim rubbished by top Republicans: Scotland on Sunday
Brian Brady
'Gatecrashing' the NI talks party: BBC
Mark Devenport
The IRA stalls at the crossroads: Sunday Independent
Jim Cusack
Sinn Fein says IRA remains at war: The Sunday Times
Chris Ryder
Disbandment proof before ex-cons join DPPs: Sunday Business Post
Paul T Colgan
If in doubt, Sinn Fein brazens it out: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Sinn Fein must seize the day to finish the job: Scotland on Sunday
Alex Massie
Cowen Optimistic on North: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com
Tom Deignan
What's to debate?: Belfast Telegraph
Barry White
Stark choices ahead on North: Sunday Independent
Editorial
Should David take Nobel loot and run?: (from the Irish News)
James Kelly
Gardai will not testify in Colombia: The Sunday Times
The Shinners' 'money for old rope' trick: Sunday Independent
Eilis O'Hanlon
Doubt over Nelson inquiry as Port quits: (from the Irish News)
Steven McCaffery
Flushing out the poll fraudsters: Belfast Telegraph
Editorial
Dublin bomb victims remembered: UTV Internet
From 'wild men' to legitimate statesmen: Sunday Independent
John A. Murphy
Hostile media attack Celtic's friendly flag: Irish Post/IrishAbroad.com
Frank Corrigan
'Real Catholics don't come to Rangers' claims Ibrox star: Scotland on Sunday
Stephen Fraser
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